So, Good Hustles have a new song called Smile! I was very lucky to be able to hear this before release because if you're unaware Harvey Duddles is one of my best friends and therefore, I got to hear this early! However, that will not influence my opinion, because if it's terrible (it's not) I'll tell you it's terrible. If it's good (it is) I'll tell you it's good!
Okay, so going into Smile I didn't really know what to expect. I'd heard a few of their songs previously as Harvey asked me for my opinion on them a few months back, and I thought they were alright. I quite liked them, I thought they had a decent vibe about them, so I knew when I saw that it was Good Hustles that it was going to be a decent track! Didn't expect it to be as good as it is though!
I'm honestly, mind blown at how incredible Smile is! Smile is such an anthemic track! It's an absolute belter. Lyrically it's incredible, instrumentally it's incredible! Morton's vocals on this track are something else, honestly, I'm the human form of the mind-blown emoji after hearing this track!
There aren't enough words in the English language to explain just how good this is! It's got such a good beat to it, and it's so catchy! A nice touch on this track is the fact that it features Conversing with Oceans in the breakdown although, don't go thinking this is a heavy track because it isn't. It's such a great track though! I'm obsessed with this track, and it's a very strong contender for a Lemon Award, possibly the strongest contender we've had, or at least on the same level as the other strong contender!
Now, I can't do a review without saying this can I? You know what's coming... the song has a lot of change and depth within the sound with is incredible! It's not flat, it's got a good kick to it. I just think it's a great track! I really do rate it!
Now, the important bit... my verdict. Being completely honest, Smile is one the best songs to come out this year. It's just incredible, and it really does hit the spot. So, this comes as no surprise, Smile gets 5 out of 5 lemons! Hands down, I'll give them 6 out of 5 lemons if you're willing to accept that, but some of you don't accept that so for those lot, 5 out of 5. The band can pick which one they run with! So, go stream the hell out of it! Buy the song, add the song to all your playlists as it's on the Small Band Appreciation playlist! Go check it out, and show Good Hustles some love!
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Disclaimer: I do not own this photo, I was just sent it by the band to include in this post. Welcome back to another instalment of me talking about bands! Today I'm going to be introducing you to Rich Kid Problems, we're going to look at the tracks they already have out, and seeing how good they are. I'll be telling you who's who and if I think they're worth you giving them a shot. Rich Kid Problems are a pop-punk band from Morecombe, England. The band consists of; - Rachael Walsh on Vocals - Ellis Shepherd on Bass - Nathan Denny on Guitar - Adam Murphy-Jackson on Guitar - Marc Holland on Drums For Fans Of; Stand Atlantic, Paramore, Royal Blood, Fall Out Boy, Blondie, Machine Gun Kelly, Yungblud and All Time Low. So, Rich Kid Problems have 5 tracks out currently. They have Front Garden as a single and then an EP titled Place Crash on a Sunday. Due to, Front Garden being on the EP too, I'm just going to talk about the track as part of the EP. Place Crash on
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