The ex-TV3 Mentor Reloaded star has been on a run with many singles. He is back ,this time, with a new EP that draws him closer to the mainstream world.
His latest EP, “Please Don’t Air”, is a much-needed win and a subtle notice to anyone who loves good music. With six tracks, the project refreshingly blends Yaw Blvck’s familiar style with an innovative approach that captures his growth over the years. It is split among production from Liugeebeatz (“Fear”, “Hennessy”, “Holy Sinner”, and “Mine”) and Kopow Gadsticks (“Chargie” and “Mind Ur Business (MuB)”. As such, each track delivers a distinct feeling that will leave you wanting more.
Yaw Blvck opens his new EP with “Fear”, an intriguing track that lays down his vulnerabilities in soulful melodies. Its soft delivery sees the singer explore topics of faith and perseverance with insightful lyrics many can relate to. This melancholy distills into a bottle of “Hennessy”, where Yaw pours out his pain: “To be a man is not joke, no lie,” he sings as he scrambles to escape his everyday woes.
The EP’s mood shifts to a more colorful and lovey-dovey tone after, starting with “Holy Sinner”. Here, Yaw flexes his baddie, who loves to get freaky on a Saturday and do church on a Sunday. It’s a dazzling piece bursting with sensual vibes and will have you missing your lover, setting up the next track, “Chargie”. A destined romantic anthem for sure, Yaw Blvck and LIUGEEBOI form a match made in heaven to do justice to this groovy sound blessed with nifty lyricism and a catchy hook. The result is a smashing sound that guarantees countless replays.
“Mine”, the project’s penultimate track, squeezes these powerful emotions into a quintessential 3-minute love song. Love is beautiful and Yaw captures its essence in what will arguably pass as the perfect wedding ballad for many. His delicate vocals and lyrics melt into its tender production with a softness that will give you goosebumps! “Mind Ur Business (MuB)” closes things off with a bang. “As I dey mind my business, you for dey mind ur business”, he croons, in a style akin to that of the legendary Fela Kuti.
