Shaboozey Review – VIRAL COUNTRY Supestar finds comfort in the intimate relationship | music
IIt is difficult to think of an artist whose wealth suddenly changed, as Shapozie did last year. He appeared on two tracks on Cowboy Carter’s Beyoncé (whom he only discovered in the release of the album), and became a poster for a revolution in rural music overnight-and it disrupts Nashville with the aesthetics of black cowboy, trap and hip hop. The release of the Barr (Tipsy) after only two weeks was a flawless timing: it has become a viral feeling, in the end linking the Lil Nas X town of the longest HOT 100 NO 1 advertising board.
It is strange, then, for Shabuzi to find himself performing in Coco with a capacity of 1500. Despite its sale, it seems that the place is small compared to the radio and domination of the graph. But it is an appropriate option-it is not considered repeated pressure on artists early to collect huge places and increase returns. The atmosphere is intimate, focusing on the nearby chemistry with its three -piece band, which explodes the ceiling with some loud peaks.
The show is a journey across the ancient West. He plays the role of the beloved, who performs Anabelle, and on all men die from the law who punish a friend “who wants to be John Wayne”. All the time Jack Daniel was wandering, although he admitted that he needed to slow down.
He is not wrong there. Whether it is moderate poisoning or sound restrictions, the balance between Drawl Country and the unsuccessful Gumbling is thrown. It is impressive in a manner in making her stealing from me as a song about a sorrow, but without a dominant singing, wipes in Moby. It is at its best, clear and confident, when rap music on trap barrels and 808s on Beverly Hills and breaking hip -hop on sticks and stones.
However, the charm of Shabuzi in his most honest moments. He says that when writing words, friends imagine about the fire of the stars in the sky. In the end, he was frank about the desire to keep these links and not to lose himself fame. He says he was in the music of the countryside, he felt confident in expressing such subtle feelings and found comfort in the little blessings of life. When closed with tipsy runs to the crowd. It is a little embarrassing, but the intimate relationship seems important to him like music.
