MINNESOTA SOUND - 7/7/21
Top songs on the Minnesota Sound Playlist.
Softbawl “the walls are loud”
Eerie and powerful, “the walls are loud” by softbawl listens like a unique poem over interesting instrumentation. As the vocals touch on themes of self reflection, the production meets every lyrical note with an accompanying sound. Overall, this song’s production is both alluring and mysterious. If you enjoy new, experimental music, I highly recommend you give this song a listen. As the track finishes, the bass line dances before fading. This track’s experimentation fits perfectly next to other standout tracks in Minnesota Sound.
Prizm “MIRROR MIRROR”
Off their Indiana Kang EP, Prizm delivers an impressive lyrical performance on “MIRROR MIRROR”. As the piano meets drums, Prizm confidently rhymes about the human condition and their future goals, creating a dynamic experience for the listener. Prizm’s flow is both memorable and unique. This song fits perfectly alongside other breakthrough tracks in Minnesota Sound.
Warcake “UnReal Love”
“UnReal Love” is a hard-hitting track by Warcake. As heavy guitar instrumentation meets an entrancing vocal performance, listeners can vibe out to the song’s production while simultaneously getting lost in its whimsical lyricism. After listening, it becomes apparent that a live performance of Warcake’s album would be incredibly exciting. “UnReal Love” fits perfectly in Minnesota Sound.
Throw the Fight “The Fallout”
Minnesota-based rock band Throw The Fight is back with their new single “The Fallout”. This action-packed track combines punk, rock, and metal elements to create a fresh song that will have you screaming “one by one we fall” as you’re doing the dishes. Touring with other popular bands like Avenged Sevenfold in the past, Throw The Fight is ready to disrupt the conventional punk-rock scene in the coming months. Extremely catchy and full of life, this track perfectly fits into Minnesota Sound.
Lazy Scorsese “Future Man”
Groovy and infectious, “Future Man” by Lazy Scorsese listens like a funk-infused joyride. The production is captivating, and the vocal performances are exciting. The varying vocal performances keep the song extremely engaging throughout. “Future Man” is the perfect song to put some pep in your step, and perfectly highlights this week of Minnesota Sound.
Elisha Marin “Caitlin”
Warm and candid, “Caitlin” listens like an ode to a true friend. As Elisha Marin touches on themes of reflection and love, a sense of trust is created between singer and audience. As bells ring towards the end of the track, listeners are immersed in a comforting audio experience. The ending of this song feels deep and memorable. This song fits perfectly with other heartfelt tracks in Minnesota Sound.
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Review by: Sam Theiste, Writer @SamTheiste
Edited by: Andrew Perrizo, Owner/Editor @PlaylistTC
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