Vybrationss Vybrationss Podcast

Essence by WizKid featuring Tems was easily the hottest song of the summer, but HueMan and Musiq wants to talk about the lyrical content and how there is much more dichotomy to the song than the vibe initially gives off. 



Photo credit: Photo Still from the Motion Picture "Queen & Slim"

What's hard about being a fan of music is that sometimes we fall hard for the first impressions of artistry and don't leave room for growth. But does the evolution of an artist, their sound and imagery prove they can surpass their introduction? Today we talk about a few artists' examples of how our opinions differ on either end of the conversation. Welcome to Season 2 of Vybrationss.



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***The music used in this episode is not owned by Vybrationss***
***Music copyrighted to Sony Music Entertainment***

Jazmine Sullivan is undeniably one of the most influential R&B voices out right now. She struggled with a lot of personal drama of her own, but she repurposes it for her new EP "Heaux Tales". The EP gives her a creative outlet to explore her experiences in relationships, situation-ships and more!

Featuring local L.A artists @linafornia & @londonxlovexo on Instagram, we talk up the topics that come up in the track-list that relate to our own experiences.

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Don't forget to listen to Jazmine Sullivan's "Heaux Tales" Out Everywhere.

What music comes to mind when you reflect on your past? HueMan and Musiq host their first guest, Jo, as they explore themes that came up from adolescence to adulthood, and what lessons we took along the way.

Storytelling in songs are subjective to the listener, but the vybe is felt beyond measure and standard.

HueMan and Musiq explore what they think the messaging was in the 90s hit "Tell Me" by the group, Groove Theory.

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Let's continue the vybe into Lucky Daye's world of women and how they shape his subject matters in music.