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Yesterday's yearly day of love circled on the calendar of the couples, the lonely and the simps can only be followed by your loved one gifting you a song to go along with all your chocolates, flowers and teddy bears. That song happens to be musical artist and producer Bobby Earth's faintly beating record "Type Beat."
Produced by Earth and written with Marz Guidry, the leading single from his forthcoming sophomore album "PARTY AT THE IVORY TOWER" was nearly unrecognizable as a Bobby Earth song upon first listen. Peachy shades brushed over two layers of chords at odds in weight lullaby a looping melody impossible to get over. His hard candy 808s directly sprinkle a sugary rhythm over the song. The "Mood" artist's gummed speech and melody on the chorus become sickly in its repetition as his verses try on personalities conducted by a bag of flows ranging from malfunctioning on words to an incremental flow cut up like 2-4-4.
Type Beat's stream of background vocals and harmonies vary in inflamed vocal riffs and falling runs. Bobby Earth's vocals and their swarming arrangement and displays of falsetto take the song to a cloudy headspace you don't wanna come back down from. The perfect feeling for a day like today.
Unwrap "Type Beat" below.
Photo Cred/Creative Direction: soundcloud.com/ Marz Guidry
Yesterday's yearly day of love circled on the calendar of the couples, the lonely and the simps can only be followed by your loved one gifting you a song to go along with all your chocolates, flowers and teddy bears. That song happens to be musical artist and producer Bobby Earth's faintly beating record "Type Beat."
Produced by Earth and written with Marz Guidry, the leading single from his forthcoming sophomore album "PARTY AT THE IVORY TOWER" was nearly unrecognizable as a Bobby Earth song upon first listen. Peachy shades brushed over two layers of chords at odds in weight lullaby a looping melody impossible to get over. His hard candy 808s directly sprinkle a sugary rhythm over the song. The "Mood" artist's gummed speech and melody on the chorus become sickly in its repetition as his verses try on personalities conducted by a bag of flows ranging from malfunctioning on words to an incremental flow cut up like 2-4-4.
Type Beat's stream of background vocals and harmonies vary in inflamed vocal riffs and falling runs. Bobby Earth's vocals and their swarming arrangement and displays of falsetto take the song to a cloudy headspace you don't wanna come back down from. The perfect feeling for a day like today.
Unwrap "Type Beat" below.
Photo Cred/Creative Direction: soundcloud.com/ Marz Guidry
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