YOU NEED TO KNOW THE “WORST PART” BEFORE ANYTHING, A NEW SINGLE BY CHARLIECOMEHOME & DAGE
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It’s crazy how people think you don’t need boundaries in relationships, but no you do. You’ve heard the story but have you heard the worst part? You know the story but did you know the worst part? Brace yourself for this duo are about to take us on a journey in the music world back to the 90s with a modern touch. Dage and charliecomehome are back with their latest release, “Worst Part,” a track that effortlessly fuses the essence of ’90s R&B and soul with a contemporary twist. Following the success of their debut single, “Femme Fatale,” the duo continues to showcase their musical prowess, drawing inspiration from legends like Erykah Badu and D’Angelo while adding their unique touch to the mix.
Opening with an infectious Dilla-influenced groove, “Worst Part” immediately hooks listeners with its head-nodding rhythm. The spirited Rhodes progression and distinctive bass line create a compelling sonic landscape, setting the stage for a captivating musical journey. As the track progresses, it becomes evident that Dage and charliecomehome have a deep appreciation for the sounds of the past, which they skillfully blend with contemporary elements. Dage’s vocals shine out on “Worst Part.” Her voice is powerful and soulful, channeling the spirits of famous musicians such as Erykah Badu and D’Angelo. The emotional intensity of the lyrics, which explore themes of love, longing, and self-discovery, is well complemented by her voice.
The lyrics of “Worst Part” touch upon the universal experience of setting boundaries and standards in relationships. It’s a song about self-empowerment and finding self-love, emphasizing the importance of personal growth and independence. Dage’s lyrics reflect the emotional journey of a young woman who has learned to prioritize her well-being and happiness over toxic relationships.
What sets “Worst Part” apart is its ability to transport listeners to the golden era of ’90s R&B while maintaining a fresh and contemporary sound. The surprise old-school switch-up in the outro adds an extra layer of nostalgia, showcasing the duo’s appreciation for the music of the past. Their music is dope and I know you wouldn’t want to miss anything from them, and so hit the links below;
https://soundcloud.com/charliecomehome
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFAvdNKvFhlXPR0HkHP_maA
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