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Hell, yes. Ymtk is bringing out the fun summer rhythms over high-spirited lover themes and I'm all for it. The Salut artist is completely in his pocket and he does nothing better than what he's doing on the Ekzakt and Drew Banga-produced cut, Makin It.
MI is exactly what a cold-ass winter calls for. Beachy, broken up rhythm guitar packs the song with all the immediate feelings it needs. Gaudy, 80's keys echo the sparkly texture throughout the song. Excessively spanky drums hold this song to the floor and in step in the best way possible. Drew Banga's rutted bassline is the sexy in the messy beatitude that is the main rhythm. Banga's bassline gives everything a second, third and fourth wind because it's such a groovy rhythm foundation to jump off of. And you best believe Ymtk does so with ease.
Ymtk's verse and catchy chorus echos absolute elation in romantic moments. His convival melody leaves the idea he's singing with a smile on his face. The storytelling of where his emotions are going and where it has lead them makes the song all the more fun and enjoyable. His vocals sound properly dancy. That moment of aesopian harmonies on the back-end of Makin It bring finality to the song and end everything on a high note, especially hearing that strong chorus for a final time.
Makin It is a playground for Ymtk to do what he does best on songs. By the end of it, "I'm makin love to you now" will be in your head and you won't regret a second of it.
Listen to Makin It below.
Lead Photo Cred: soundcloud.com
Hell, yes. Ymtk is bringing out the fun summer rhythms over high-spirited lover themes and I'm all for it. The Salut artist is completely in his pocket and he does nothing better than what he's doing on the Ekzakt and Drew Banga-produced cut, Makin It.
MI is exactly what a cold-ass winter calls for. Beachy, broken up rhythm guitar packs the song with all the immediate feelings it needs. Gaudy, 80's keys echo the sparkly texture throughout the song. Excessively spanky drums hold this song to the floor and in step in the best way possible. Drew Banga's rutted bassline is the sexy in the messy beatitude that is the main rhythm. Banga's bassline gives everything a second, third and fourth wind because it's such a groovy rhythm foundation to jump off of. And you best believe Ymtk does so with ease.
Ymtk's verse and catchy chorus echos absolute elation in romantic moments. His convival melody leaves the idea he's singing with a smile on his face. The storytelling of where his emotions are going and where it has lead them makes the song all the more fun and enjoyable. His vocals sound properly dancy. That moment of aesopian harmonies on the back-end of Makin It bring finality to the song and end everything on a high note, especially hearing that strong chorus for a final time.
Makin It is a playground for Ymtk to do what he does best on songs. By the end of it, "I'm makin love to you now" will be in your head and you won't regret a second of it.
Listen to Makin It below.
Lead Photo Cred: soundcloud.com
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