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Asake – 2:30: My Reaction and Analysis | Pure Urban Music Xtra

Asake - 2:30: My Reaction and Analysis | Pure Urban Music Xtra

Welcome to Pure Urban Music Xtra! In this video, I’ll be sharing my reaction and analysis of @ASAKEMUSIC new track – 2:30. From the soft keys in the intro that compliment the beat perfectly to the use of strings and layered vocals, there’s so much to unpack in this awesome track.

Join me as I take a deep dive into the music and break down the different elements that make it such a banger! I’ll be exploring how the track switches from being rich and melody-driven to stripped-back and synth-led, and how this adds to the overall feel and vibe of the song.

As a curator and analyst, I can’t wait to share my thoughts and insights with you. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy the video. Don’t forget to like and subscribe for more music content. Let’s get it!
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  1. I told a friend, one thing I really do appreciate about this track is Asake's vocal delivery and flow alongside with the beat. And he's got awesome breath control as well.

    Big Ups to the producer – BlaiseBeatz, and the Mix/Sound engineer – Magicsticks

  2. I love the fact asaka is so good ,with the way he switches from different keys to another on the beat, he so go with interswitching at different point on the beat….

  3. Yooo wassup this video is dope no lie can you please React to this Zimbabwean πŸ‡ΏπŸ‡Ό artist T-Hlani Ft. Lil Chikuk – Come through and Chill.. it's a new dope love Afrobeat song and Now in Zimbabwe a lot of upcoming artists are exploring Afro Pop sounds πŸ‘Œ

  4. Asake almost got you hypnotized in the begging…. i love your reaction. Lol. You need to watch yourself and react to your own reaction. πŸ˜…

  5. The rhythm of the vocals you are vibing to is an African genre called "FUJI Music". Research it. It's particular/peculiar style of music in West Africa. The flows is similar to hip-hop. "Asake" modernized that genre. But its great to see ppl exposed to sounds from other parts of the world. Love your reaction

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