Soundbox Reviews

Music Single Review: "Funny Girl" By Father John Misty 5 Boomboxes     " "Funny Girl"  by Father John Misty opens with a delicious rolling snare drum."         Single from album Chole and the Next 20th Century Released: Janurary 4, 2022 Length: 3:39 Genre: Folk Alternative Indie Written by: Father John Misty Produced by: Josh Tilman, Jonathan Wilson          "Funny Girl" by Father John Misty   opens with a delicious rolling snare drum. It is redolent of a 1950's lounge track. It is sophisticated, classy, and smooth. It is bold but not in your face. The vocals and the instrument mingled well like peanut butter and jelly. Although there is an expression of pain in the track, the "Funny Girl" bestows a compathy of love and joy, a warm solace that all will be okay, introduction with those rolling snare drums.  Liked this music review on the alternative track, "Funny Girl"  by  Father John Misty ? Check out something

Music Single Review: "Good Day for Living" By Joe Nichols 1 Boombox " A track that promotes good living leaves you forgetting that you once wanted to go out and skip."     Single from album Good Day for Living Released: February 11, 2022 Length: 3:11 Genre: Country Written by: Joe Nichols Produced by:  Quartz Hill        Although the production is well-done, the lyrics are uplifting, and the vocalist has a strong presence, "Good Day for Living" by Joe Nichols does not move me. The introduction instrumental is redolent of a royalty-free song. The whistles remind me of some commercial that makes you want to go out and skip. I guess this is appropriate as this song promotes that today "is a good day for living." The track does not have many ups and downs. The hook is on the same level as the verses. Hooks are supposed to hook the listener, but sadly, I nearly missed it. A track that promotes good living leaves you forgetting that you once

Music Single Review: "Flossin" By Internet Money, YoungBoy Never Broke Again 4 Boomboxes ""Flossin'" is technical and bold. The instrumental is in your face. The lyrics flow like a faucet..."   Single from album Colors Released: January 11, 2022 Length: 2:48 Genre: Hip-hop Rap Written by: Kentrell Gaulden, Danny Snodgrass Jr., Bryce Frizzell, Jabrielle Brooks, John Mbata, Donny Flores, and Travis Nelson Barker Produced by: Taz Taylor, Byrceunknwn, JRhitmaker, Its2ezzy, Y2Tnb           The opening of "Flossin" by Internet Money and YoungBoy Never Broke Again  is welcoming and smooth. It is an expected surprise when the beat drops and rap music plays. "Flossin'" is technical and bold. The instrumental is in your face. The lyrics flow like a faucet; however, I am aware that many may find the mumbling hard to interpret. The mumbling flow can be distracting at parts, and in some areas, the flow may seem unoriginal, a flow we

Music Single Review: "Missing One" By Jameson Rodgers 2 Boomboxes   "Missing One"  by Jameson Rodgers commences like a royalty-free track..."     Single from album Bet You’re from a Small Town Released: September 17, 2021 Length: 3:23 Genre: Country Written by: Jameson Rodgers, Alysa Vanderheym, Brett Tyler, and Hunter Phelps Produced by: Chris Farren, and Jake Mitchell             "Missing One" by Jameson Rodgers commences like a royalty-free track, but soon, the song changes course when the vocalist comes in. It is a country song, but then, again, it changes once more when the drop arrives. Then, it is a pop song that ends as a hard-rock track. The lyrics seem to remain within the themes of country music save for the unmemorable hook. This song is bold in only that it goes through so many genres. However, this is distracting as I missed the song's purpose. The song is loud but not entertaining. It is defiant to any form, which makes it