#walkonby

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NxWorries - WalkonBy (feat. Earl Sweatshirt & Rae Khalil)

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"walk on by" / Venice / Italy / ©Julia Lametta

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Doja Cat - Paint The Town Red w/ original Dionne Warwick - Walk On By #DojaCat #PaintTheTownRed #WalkOnBy #DJLuiG https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkH5lS1iLcQ

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Soul Music : Isaac Hayes "Walk On By" - Hot Buttered Soul - (1969) - FirebarzzzCom

Titre : Walk On ByAlbum : Hot Buttered SoulSortie : (1969)Genre : SoulLabel : Stax Records 📍La Note Firebarzzz 📍“Walk on By” interprétée par Isaac Hayes, est ce genre de balade qui ne laisse indifférent. Ce chef-d’œuvre, sortie en juin 1969 sous le label Stax Records, est une œuvre complexe et magistralement orchestrée. Elle a été écrite par le célèbre duo Hal David et Burt Bacharach, et…

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NxWorries (anderson.paak & Knxwledge) Debut Video For FromHere Feat. Snoop Dogg & October London

NxWorries (anderson.paak & Knxwledge) premiere the video for "FromHere" featuring Snoop Dogg and singer October London. Paak directed the video for the song that portrays him as the loneliest man in the club at the night's end. London works out his falsetto and Snoop Dogg's comical commentary about a man losing his relationship is unexpected and funny. They go retro and put some of the vibe from '50s and '60s R&B into what will be one of the biggest breakup songs of the summer. NxWorries' Why, Lawd? will have its physical release on June 7th and be available digitally on June 14th. 

NxWorries Why Lawd?

1. ThankU (feat. Dave Chappelle)

2. 86Sentra

3. MoveOn

4. KeepHer (feat. Thundercat)

5. Distractions

6. Lookin'

7. Where I Go (feat. H.E.R.)

8. Daydreaming

9. FromHere (feat. Snoop Dogg & October London)

10. FallThru

11. Battlefield

12. HereIAm

13. OutTheWay (feat. Rae Khalil)

14. She Used

15. MoreOfIt

16. NVR.RMX (feat. Charlie Wilson)

17. DistantSpace

18. WalkOnBy (feat. Earl Sweatshirt & Rae Khalil)

19. EvnMore

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Why Lawd - NxWorries

Did not know this was an Anderson Paak project going in as soon as I learned my expectations went way up. A decent amount of these arnt full tracks so I might skip over a couple in my break down.

ThankU

Oh God Dave Chappelle jumpscare. His little ramble is doing basically nothing for me but he's not being transphobic atleast.

86Sentra

First proper track and it's exactly the kinda shit i was anticipating, smooth as butter. Unfortunately it feels like it ends a bit prematurely but the small taste we get is great.

Move on

Similar vibe to the previous track just smooth as hell and a chill bop

KeepHer

Now this ones a bit special, vulnerable Paak isnt something we get that often and it's the first inkling that we might be getting sumit a little bit deeper on this record. Very nice feature from Thundercat.

Distractions

Also smooth as hell and that guitar is beautiful. Do wish it was a little bit longer

Where I Go

Yeah this slaps, great feature from H.E.R.

Daydreaming

Still good but i don't vibe with it as much as the earlier tracks

FromHere

Paak and October are doing good work but i just find Snoop so lame

Fallthru

Yeah smooth, sexy, rad. "Girl that pussy like a sweet plum wine" is such a great line.

Battlefield

Paak continues to kill on the verses but i'm not sure the chorus works for me on this one

Hereiam

This one of the short ones but i can't pass over something this emotionally raw, what a great track.

OutTheWay

As background chill music it's a solid track but at this point in the album it's not doing much for me.

MoreOfit

I'm not really a fan of the voice Paak's doing in this one.

WalkOnBy

Paak and the beat is great but i've never been much of a fan of Earl Sweatshirt unfortunatley.

All in all this is good album with some killer tracks, i struggled a lot to say more than just yeah this is smooth and chill, even the tracks i didnt vibe with as much still fit that vibe. I found the latter stretches of it a bit of drag, there's a run of small forgettable tracks on the back half which didn't do the pacing any favours. But when this record hits it really hits, tracks like Where I Go, Keep Her and Fallthru slap hard and the emotional moments like HereIAm stand out. A lot of the tracks i'm less in love with are still chill beats that i'd be happy to have on.

So yeah solid, gonna go 7/10, closer to an 8 than 6.

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"WalkOnBy (feat. Earl Sweatshirt & Rae Khalil)" by NxWorries, Anderson .Paak, Knxwledge, Earl Sweatshirt, Rae Khalil https://ift.tt/pDJ97fG

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#nowplaying WalkOnBy by NxWorries (feat. Earl Sweatshirt & Rae Khalil

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NxWorries - WalkOnBy (feat. Earl Sweatshirt & Rae Khalil) [Official Audio]

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"walk on by" / Vienna / Austria / ©Julia Lametta

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WalkOnBy

[Anderson .Paak:] When you walk on by, you’ve got shades to hide your eyes I know you’re crying, you was dying And the pain inside, it got you chasing the same old highs You couldn’t fight it, can’t live without it Nah, I don’t cry It’s sad, but shit happens sometimes What’s harder, finding happiness or family ties? In the loop, it be the beauty with the tragic behind Nobody has a clue what we…

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NXWorries' ‘Why Lawd?’: A Masterful Blend of Soul and Hip-Hop

Album Rating: 8/10 NXWorries, the dynamic duo of Anderson .Paak and Knxwledge, make a triumphant return with their second studio album, Why Lawd?. Eight years after their debut album, *Yes Lawd!*, the pair delivers a rich blend of neo-soul and hip-hop that continues to push the boundaries of their genre. The album begins with "ThankU," featuring a surprising yet fitting appearance by Dave Chappelle, setting a reflective and soulful tone. Following this, "86Sentra" and "MoveOn" keep the momentum with their smooth, intricate beats and .Paak's compelling vocals. Knxwledge's production shines throughout the album. Tracks like "Distractions" and "Lookin’" showcase his skillful use of samples and beat-making prowess, creating a soundscape that's both modern and nostalgic. The seamless blend of old-school soul and contemporary hip-hop is a testament to his production mastery. Anderson .Paak’s lyrical content delves into themes of love, struggle, and perseverance. The title track "Why Lawd?" stands out with its introspective lyrics, questioning life's hardships and societal issues. "Daydreaming," another standout, is a nostalgia-soaked love song with an 80s vibe, featuring synths and a killer guitar tone. "KeepHer," featuring Thundercat, and "FromHere," with guest appearances by Snoop Dogg and October London, are highlights that blend infectious rhythms with thoughtful lyrics. "WalkOnBy," featuring Earl Sweatshirt and Rae Khalil, is another gem that perfectly captures the essence of NXWorries' style. The album boasts an impressive lineup of guest artists. Collaborations with H.E.R. on "Where I Go" and Charlie Wilson on "NVR.RMX" add depth and variety to the album's sound. These features complement .Paak’s versatile vocals and Knxwledge’s unique beats, creating a cohesive yet diverse listening experience. Why Lawd? is a compelling follow-up to NXWorries' debut, showcasing their growth and evolution as artists. The album is a powerful blend of soulful melodies, intricate production, and thought-provoking lyrics. For fans of Anderson .Paak and Knxwledge, this album is a must-listen, offering a rich and rewarding musical journey that cements NXWorries' place in the contemporary music landscape. Overall, *Why Lawd?* is an album that demands multiple listens to fully appreciate its layers and nuances, making it a standout release in 2024. Check out “KeepHer” below: Read the full article

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NXWorries' ‘Why Lawd?’: A Masterful Blend of Soul and Hip-Hop

Album Rating: 8/10 NXWorries, the dynamic duo of Anderson .Paak and Knxwledge, make a triumphant return with their second studio album, Why Lawd?. Eight years after their debut album, *Yes Lawd!*, the pair delivers a rich blend of neo-soul and hip-hop that continues to push the boundaries of their genre. The album begins with "ThankU," featuring a surprising yet fitting appearance by Dave Chappelle, setting a reflective and soulful tone. Following this, "86Sentra" and "MoveOn" keep the momentum with their smooth, intricate beats and .Paak's compelling vocals. Knxwledge's production shines throughout the album. Tracks like "Distractions" and "Lookin’" showcase his skillful use of samples and beat-making prowess, creating a soundscape that's both modern and nostalgic. The seamless blend of old-school soul and contemporary hip-hop is a testament to his production mastery. Anderson .Paak’s lyrical content delves into themes of love, struggle, and perseverance. The title track "Why Lawd?" stands out with its introspective lyrics, questioning life's hardships and societal issues. "Daydreaming," another standout, is a nostalgia-soaked love song with an 80s vibe, featuring synths and a killer guitar tone. "KeepHer," featuring Thundercat, and "FromHere," with guest appearances by Snoop Dogg and October London, are highlights that blend infectious rhythms with thoughtful lyrics. "WalkOnBy," featuring Earl Sweatshirt and Rae Khalil, is another gem that perfectly captures the essence of NXWorries' style. The album boasts an impressive lineup of guest artists. Collaborations with H.E.R. on "Where I Go" and Charlie Wilson on "NVR.RMX" add depth and variety to the album's sound. These features complement .Paak’s versatile vocals and Knxwledge’s unique beats, creating a cohesive yet diverse listening experience. Why Lawd? is a compelling follow-up to NXWorries' debut, showcasing their growth and evolution as artists. The album is a powerful blend of soulful melodies, intricate production, and thought-provoking lyrics. For fans of Anderson .Paak and Knxwledge, this album is a must-listen, offering a rich and rewarding musical journey that cements NXWorries' place in the contemporary music landscape. Overall, *Why Lawd?* is an album that demands multiple listens to fully appreciate its layers and nuances, making it a standout release in 2024. Check out “KeepHer” below: Read the full article