The polished production features a laid-back beat that complements the song’s themes of love and connection, capturing intimate moments shared between two people. Overall, “Ride With You” stands out as a highlight of the album, showcasing KaySean’s artistry.

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“Timeline” is produced by Chriz Beatz and begins slow with a switch up of tempo on the hook. This song is not your typical break up song. It is actually a “glow up” vibe where the man has made better moves for himself after being cheated on. “Girl you said you wanted to be free but you gone and freed me girl.” On the hook, he continues to tell his ex not to worry about his timeline and what he’s got going on. There are subtle tones of pettiness but ultimately, this track is a celebration focused on his own elevation. The lyrics are inspiring to anyone who is going through a breakup and seriously working on themselves. Be sure to check out this single and follow Bay AJC at www.bayajc.com for more!

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To be an R&B singer, you have to be able to connect with an audience’s mind on both emotional and sexual levels. I have heard a variety of R&B singers who tend to go a little overboard on the sexual aspect and others who fall short. Sometimes, you never really know which way an R&B song is going to go. Some ladies love sexually charged lyrics, while others prefer the classier side. I am happy to report that Vagabond Lover provides the perfect amount of sexual energy and emotional bond in his music. The first single, “Right Now,” sets the mood for the whole project. It starts off just right, drawing you in with a soft, light tempo beat. The lyrics are sweet, much like the beginning of a relationship. This is the perfect “honeymoon phase” song where you can’t get enough of the person you’re with. The 2nd track is the part of a relationship where you’ve gotten through the shy stage and are opening up more. “Don’t Turn Out The Lights” is more sexually charged with the use of vivid imagery. The 3rd song, “If You Were Here” changes up the tone of the EP as Vagabond sings about missing his boo. This is the part of the relationship following an argument, and now he’s apologizing for what he said, and promising to do better. Moving on to the 4th song, “Can’t Get Enough” is the make up song of a relationship, where the emotional connection is strong after almost losing the one you love. Finally, closing out the EP is the song where the relationship is in trouble and may end. “Stay With Me” features Daphne Dominia. The smooth harmony of these two artists blend well together throughout this song. The track begins with Vagabond talking, thankful that she answered the phone. The following verses include reminiscing on the good times, begging her to stay, and finally the song comes to an end with the hook continuing to beg her to stay, leaving us wondering if she did.

I loved listening to and dissecting this project. In 5 tracks, Vagabond Lover managed to take us through a complete relationship. Beginning with the honeymoon phases to the first argument, back to being in love and finally, to the possible ending of the relationship. “Electric Love” is right! The whole project was electric with the perfect blend of sexual desire and emotional connection. Vagabond Lover continues to impress. We look forward to hearing what he has coming next.

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The first track, “Fly Again,” has a familiarity  to it as he sings, “How do you fly again when your heart is broken? How do you fly again when you can’t stop crying?” This song is all about getting back up after a devastating heartbreak. Moving into the 2nd track, “If I Take You Back,” we get introduced to a little bit of Vagabond’s rap skills mixed in. This song is all about weighing the pros and cons of taking someone back after they’ve done you wrong. The 3rd song, “Def Ears,” has the opposite perspective of the prior song as we listen to Vagabond Lover beg to have his boo take him back.

As we get into the last 3 tracks of this EP, Vagabond continues to keep our attention. “Thinking About” relates to the perspective of what one goes through right after a break up when you simply can’t get that person out of your mind. We hear more of that sing song rap style in this track as well, which continues to reveal Vagabond Lover’s versatility. The next track, although assumed to be a heartbreak song, can also be construed as a love song, with the point of view of a long distance relationship when he says, “I don’t know what to tell myself, Baby. How do I cope when you’re gone? You are the piece of me that I need to breathe. How do I cope when you’re gone? It’s only been 21 days. But it feels like a million years when you’re not here.” Although not necessarily a break up song, it keeps with the heartbreak theme in that being apart from someone you love is difficult and heartbreaking. Wrapping up the EP, Vagabond Lover ends with “Cruel Game.” This particular track is my theme song, and speaks to my personal outlook on love. Anyone who has constantly been hurt by love will relate to this one. There is a juxtaposition of feelings in this song of cynicism and hope that is well illustrated.

Although his musical influence is reminiscent of Prince and 80’s groove type music, there is no denying that Vagabond stays with his own sound and style, effectively blending both entities. It’s refreshing to hear music that has a throwback vibe, yet is still original, thought provoking and relevant. It’s not easy to have a universal theme and not continue to say the same thing in each song. Vagabond Lover did a superb job at creating an EP with so many different emotions. He draws his audience in with the beat and keeps them captive with his lyrics. “Basslines & Broken Hearts,” is a solid project that will not leave you disappointed.

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SOB x RBE’s very own Yhung To is getting ready to release his solo album entitled “On My Momma”. Make sure you keep up with the young artist out of Vallejo to get more information! The title of the album was also the name of his hit released months back.

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SOB x RBE did their thing on the SOB version of TLC’s “No Scrubs”. Listen to Yhung To kill the remix!

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Oakland rapper,G-Eazy  and singer/songwriter, Kehlani hooked up in the studio to drop a single for the soundtrack behind the highly anticipated film, “The Fate of the Furious”. There couldn’t have been a better combination for the single, make sure you watch the film as well. The Fate of the Furious: The Album arrives everywhere on 4.14.17, now available for pre-order.

Tracklist:

1. Young Thug, 2 Chainz, Wiz Khalifa & PnB Rock – Gang Up
2. Lil Uzi Vert, Quavo & Travis Scott – Go Off
3. G-Eazy & Kehlani – Good Life
4. PnB Rock, Kodak Black & A Boogie Wit da Hoodie – Horses
5. Migos – Seize The Block
6. YoungBoy Never Broke Again – Murder (feat. 21 Savage) [Remix]
7. Bassnectar – Speakerbox (feat. Ohana Bam & Lafa Taylor) [F8 Remix]
8. Post Malone – Candy Paint
9. Kevin Gates – 911
10. Lil Yachty – Mamacita (feat. Rico Nasty)
11. Jeremih, Ty Dolla $ign & Sage The Gemini – Don’t Get Much Better
12. Pitbull & J Balvin – Hey Ma (feat. Camila Cabello) [Spanish Version]
13. Pinto “Wahin” & DJ Ricky Luna – La Habana (feat. El Taiger)
14. J Balvin & Pitbull – Hey Ma (feat. Camila Cabello)

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Vallejo OG, Celly Cel drops a smooth hit “Kick it Wit Me” ft. Willie Joe and King Cydal off his latest release “Dirty Mind”. Listen to the slap produced by Dj Loot, Celly Cel made a hit for the ladies. Best known for his “Its Going Down Tonight” single, Celly is back!

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