Songer takes the edge with a robust cocktail of bars on his latest single
Songer proves he is as persistent as the oxygen that surrounds us on his new single “Bones“, a fresh rap narrative showcasing his skill, persuading listeners of his sagacious lyricism. Engaging a casual yet assertive flow, he’s in form, with a script that touches on a lot within a three-minute-plus window. Hopefully, it signals the MC is preparing to release another long play.
What “Bones” Sounds Like
“Bones” is verbose and tuneful, chock-full of decadent rhyme schemes over a backdrop of horns, soft snares, and hi-hats. Songer‘s pen game is comprehensive, decisively riding a Blueboy & Dash beat that swells with the hallmarks of a ballad for most scenarios. With a duration exceeding the typical one-minute-and-a-half length, it allows breathing space for the production to build momentum.
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With a classic soundscape pitted against the battlefield of less-than-desirable hip-hop, the Reading-born rapper passively lambasts challengers without firing a shot. While we could say this is influenced by 1990s hip-hop motifs, it stands on its own to mediate the senses into a mentally calm demeanour, thanks to notes of jazz-inspired music. “Bones” offers listeners dense replay value and a trove of beats and rhymes to vibe to while showcasing growth as an artist. With six albums under his belt, it seems Songer is prepped to once again blow up the scene.
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