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The deeply feeling artist leading the Milky Wayv voyage, Bobby Earth, is entering the final frontier until the drop of his forthcoming project, Cloudy McSunshine. In the meantime, Earth is here to sonically lay you down in the grass and share an intimate connection bordering on love making.
Bobby's latest sounds of entrapment entitled Mood is the most mature outing thus far from the LA-living artist. Completely produced by Earth and written in tandem with his real life girlfriend and collaborator M4RZ, Mood builds a raw viewing of relationship aspirations and romantic tendencies.
Bobby's production belly-flops with submerged drums, noisily colliding like little bursts of excitement from passion. The wacky, Chad Hugo touchstone flying saucer sounds communicating the uniqueness of this love connection blooms the underscoring lush chords and the exchange of tussie-mussies from the wholesome guitar chords strumming an emphasis on the melody and rhythm. The production sets the "What the hell is this?" precedent Bobby Earth turns into "Who the hell is this?"
Right away Bobby Earth's yawny melody evokes J. Cole's atmosphere on In The Morning, only Earth's vocals take the intimacy to a place of awe during a re-discovery of how amazing a person is. His high vibrato and calming delivery throughout Mood act as a total safe space for his girl. Earth's vocals leave a pocket to share and experience together, something we are included in from beginning to end.
And if that isn't a major mood, I don't know what is.
Listen to Mood below.
Lead Photo Cred: bandcamp.com
The deeply feeling artist leading the Milky Wayv voyage, Bobby Earth, is entering the final frontier until the drop of his forthcoming project, Cloudy McSunshine. In the meantime, Earth is here to sonically lay you down in the grass and share an intimate connection bordering on love making.
Bobby's latest sounds of entrapment entitled Mood is the most mature outing thus far from the LA-living artist. Completely produced by Earth and written in tandem with his real life girlfriend and collaborator M4RZ, Mood builds a raw viewing of relationship aspirations and romantic tendencies.
Bobby's production belly-flops with submerged drums, noisily colliding like little bursts of excitement from passion. The wacky, Chad Hugo touchstone flying saucer sounds communicating the uniqueness of this love connection blooms the underscoring lush chords and the exchange of tussie-mussies from the wholesome guitar chords strumming an emphasis on the melody and rhythm. The production sets the "What the hell is this?" precedent Bobby Earth turns into "Who the hell is this?"
Right away Bobby Earth's yawny melody evokes J. Cole's atmosphere on In The Morning, only Earth's vocals take the intimacy to a place of awe during a re-discovery of how amazing a person is. His high vibrato and calming delivery throughout Mood act as a total safe space for his girl. Earth's vocals leave a pocket to share and experience together, something we are included in from beginning to end.
And if that isn't a major mood, I don't know what is.
Listen to Mood below.
Lead Photo Cred: bandcamp.com
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