Music Album Review: “Results Take Time” by Symba [Blazin'! - 5 Boomboxes]

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Music Album Review: “Results Take Time" by Symba 5 Boomboxes “Symba keeps his listeners on their toes: physically, the listen will move, and mentally, they will be sure to think.” REVIEW PRESENTED BY BTC'S RAP PROMPT BOOK 10 Prompts to Start Your Next Album Album  “Results Take Time”   Released:  September 15, 2022 Length:  52:33 Genre:  Hip Hop Rap RnB Soul Written by: Symba & DJ Drama Produced by: Symba & DJ Drama Sym, is that a Rolex?  ⌚ "Results take time." Fax.  📠 "This shit didn't happen overnight."      "Results Take Time" by Bay rapper, Symba is swag and consciousness. It's akin to one of the best times in Hip Hop, when beats were hard-hitting and lyrics scintillating, the early 90s. And in this millennium, where unfortunate deaths and the Soundcloud rapper's experimentations take out some prime lyricists — Cough.Ka.Takeoff.cough — "Results Take Time" is an album the Hip Hop community needed.      ...
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Music Single Review: “Doing Life With Me” by Eric Church [Bomb! - 2 boomboxes]

Music Single Review: “Doing Life With Me” By Eric Church


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"Music and the arts express oneself and are often inspired by a particular moment in their life."



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Single from album “Heart & Soul” 
Released: April 20, 2021
Length: 3:31
Genre: Country, Country Rock
Written by: Eric Church, Casey Beathard, and Jeffrey Steele
Produced by: EMI Nashville, BigEC, and Jay Joyce





    Music and the arts express oneself and are often inspired by a particular moment in their life. The inhibited expression deserves respect; however, this does not automatically render a song good. "Doing Life With Me," by Eric Church, starts off lovely with a slow guitar; there is an expectation that this song will be bold, exciting, and entertaining. As you shouldn't judge a book by its cover, you shouldn't judge a piece by its introduction. 

    "Doing Life With Me" is dull, flat, and without pathos. The vocalist has a strong presence and an exciting voice, but in the country, we've heard this twang. And it's not enough to hold the lyrics. The lyrics are well written; however, the repetitive strumming does nothing to support them. No modulation, no ups and downs, and no break can push the song forward to its end. Although "Doing Life With Me" may be warm, it falls everywhere: it's not joyful, majestic, defiant, or sophisticated. It's a safe track, merely produced to let out some feelings. In that alone, it rocks.


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Bolivar T. Caceres is a Bronx-based artist and writer. His poems appear on ShortEdition and Ariel Chart. He is also the author of the chapbook Outside My Garret Window, published in 2020. He currently writes for the quarterly film blog Film Studies 401 and the news blog New York Positivity. Connect with him on social media @BolivarTCaceres and at www.BtcArt.co.

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