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“Mr. Morning Man,” Connor Hollifield
By the sound of it, we could all use some "Mr. Morning Man" in our lives. This new single is all things indie/singer-songwriter. It’s easy, breezy, and wholesome with familiar chords and guitar riffs that echo against the lyrics of a man who's got it all figured out. He’s a man of mystery, charisma, and creativity and he's riding his wave wherever it may take him.
“Stuck in Time,” Rural Resonance
If you are looking for a complex, synth-instrumental jam, then look no further. This beat goes harder than you might expect with plenty of controlled builds and interesting chord progressions. It stands alone impressively, but can layer more and more on. It's really a beat that can do both.
“52 Flow,” Ray DeeZy
Ray DeeZy just won't stop. Releasing yet another single, “52 Flow” is a meditation on Route 52 towards Goose Creek and Moncks Corner; a meditation on going home, if you will. It's classic DeeZy, soulful samples and beats with impressive, quick rhymes.
“13bullets (pt. 1),” Stop Light Observations Love Best of Charleston? Help the Charleston City Paper keep Best of Charleston going every year with a donation. Or sign up to become a member of the Charleston City Paper club.
“13bullets (pt.1)" is gritty alternative rock with vocals that will make you say, “That's nice,” from the first few lines, and then, “Damn, thats nice,” throughout the rest of the track. It repeatedly emphasizes the uncertainty of the future. Yup, sounds about right.
