The Upper Quintet continues to deliver every week musical talent you should listen to, and this edition is no exception. Let’s take a look at the latest line-up:
Philomena – Nelz
Driven by vibrant guitars and distinct vocals, “Philomena” examines the pitfalls of following misguided dating advice, reminding listeners that one size does not fit all in matters of the heart. Similar to Johnny Drille’s “Love Don’t Lie” and Bez’s “You Suppose Know,” “Philomena” offers heartfelt storytelling with a relaxed vibe and melody. This is a song you’ll enjoy.
Find Me – PEB
Find Me blends strong beats, relatable lyrics, catchy tunes, cool saxophone sounds, and African drums to create a track that will get you moving. PEB pours her heart out, resonating with anyone who has ever yearned for love. She sings of a deep longing for connection and unwavering loyalty, ensuring you’ll want to play the song repeatedly.
Life of Pablo – Ichaba
On Life of Pablo, Ichaba aspires to live a carefree life, indulging in its pleasures while making ends meet. He describes his struggles with bills and an empty pocket, asserting his independence and determination. This relatable song captures the essence of life and the struggle for survival.
Rebel on My Wave – Khalfani ft Rebel Wav
On Rebel on My Wave, Khalfani and Rebel Wav team up to deliver a hip-hop track with an infectious tempo. The drill influence is evident as Khalfani kicks off the track and Rebel Wav follows with a high-energy verse. Their complementary styles create a song with good energy and great production.
Shege Wey I See – Da Fash ft Lasko Blark
“Shege Wey I See” is about life’s struggles, the hustle, and the drive to make it out of the hood. Da Fash and Lasko Blark express themselves over a fast-paced beat, creating a catchy hook that you’ll bop to as they reflect on the challenges of striving for success.
Stay tuned for more discoveries next week!
