Tove Styrke - Say My Name

Thank you to Tove Styrke for giving me the perfect pre-summer song. I’m vibing to the traditional pop-roots with the sprinkling of rock and electronica. And it’s so dang catchy.

not sure what has me more hyped today: the new Kendrick Lamar video or Tyler the Creator’s Bill Nye theme song?

it’s like sleep is just barely escaping my finger tips and eyelids

tuneage:

ISpy By Kyle Feat Lil Yachty

“Ispy” is one of the latest singles by California rapper/ singer and producer Kyle. The song was originally released back in December, but the animated lyric video was released about a couple weeks ago. Summery, lighthearted and fun in nature it’s tracks like these I think hip-hop had been missing for a minute

Kyle’s an artist unlike Yachty, who’s been writing and creating music for years now with two LP’s under his belt. He’s shown an ability to create boisterous rap while also singing introspectively about his experiences. His music, in general, has a breezy, nonchalant feel to it. He’s also got a slight lisp. I liken him to a less somber Drake. “Ispy” in particularly finds him mixing boisterousness with insouciance to a nicely. The tracks muse is a cute girl that takes him mind off being bummed kids are making fun of him. Bars about finding a girl with not so many likes and shading rappers who don’t write their albums and having a pad like Six Flags.

Lil Yachty’s verse comes after that, and things go from lighthearted to flat out goofy. As polarizing as he is and as long as it took for me to warm up to him it once I did the appeal was simple and obvious. Yachty’s got a unique voice and off-kilter flow and a whimsical happy-go-lucky attitude that only youth could buy. “Ispy” finds Yachty raising the energy of the song to another level as he both raps and sings and references hickeys and scooby doo (“Raggy!”). Songs this jovial weren’t super easy to come across just a few years ago, then there weren’t rappers with the youthful innocence of Lil Yachty infiltrating the mainstream either.

The production on the track is handled by Ayo and Kyle. A track that features a nice bass drop, cute piano keys, and your using skittering trap percussion. The whole thing equal’s to a bouncy beat that sounds perfect for a young Yachty to hop on.

It all adds up to a fun and somewhat innocent rap song I’ve loved since I heard it. The non-serious party atmosphere quickly recalls music from Kid N Play or Biz Markie of course, the music is cruder than that ever was but this isn’t that exactly it’s a trap version of it, and I’m all the way here for it.    

ISpy By Kyle Feat Lil Yachty

“Ispy” is one of the latest singles by California rapper/ singer and producer Kyle. The song was originally released back in December, but the animated lyric video was released about a couple weeks ago. Summery, lighthearted and fun in nature it’s tracks like these I think hip-hop had been missing for a minute

Kyle’s an artist unlike Yachty, who’s been writing and creating music for years now with two LP’s under his belt. He’s shown an ability to create boisterous rap while also singing introspectively about his experiences. His music, in general, has a breezy, nonchalant feel to it. He’s also got a slight lisp. I liken him to a less somber Drake. “Ispy” in particularly finds him mixing boisterousness with insouciance to a nicely. The tracks muse is a cute girl that takes him mind off being bummed kids are making fun of him. Bars about finding a girl with not so many likes and shading rappers who don’t write their albums and having a pad like Six Flags.

Lil Yachty’s verse comes after that, and things go from lighthearted to flat out goofy. As polarizing as he is and as long as it took for me to warm up to him once I did the appeal was simple and obvious. Yachty’s got a unique voice and off-kilter flow and a whimsical happy-go-lucky attitude that only youth could buy. “Ispy” finds Yachty raising the energy of the song to another level as he both raps and sings and references hickeys and scooby doo (“Raggy!”). Songs this jovial weren’t super easy to come across just a few years ago, then there weren’t rappers with the youthful innocence of Lil Yachty infiltrating the mainstream either.

The production on the track is handled by Ayo and Kyle. A track that features a nice bass drop, cute piano keys, and your using skittering trap percussion. The whole thing equal’s to a bouncy beat that sounds perfect for a young Yachty to hop on.

It all adds up to a fun and somewhat innocent rap song I’ve loved since I heard it. The non-serious party atmosphere quickly recalls music from Kid N Play or Biz Markie of course, the music is cruder than that ever was but this isn’t that exactly it’s a trap version of it, and I’m all the way here for it.    

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