The latest masterpiece from the singer Rosie Belvie titled “Crush”, is afrobeat pop jazz that takes one into the first experience in a relationship. She has a soft and clear voice and she easily hits high notes as the song’s melodies suggests and requires. This track is one of the most romantic ones ever released, perfectly recreating the feeling of new affection, but it is also completely relatable.
This track is produced by Bullzeye Beats; “Crush” features bright upbeat and a small amount of jazz elements adding to the groovy track. Appropriate to the beat, Rosie raps with a sound similar to singing in falsetto throughout the song. Her voice goes well on the rhythm and it comes with the intention of encouraging those ready to feel the light, but sweet glee that comes with falling in love. This is a love song which is very personal but also catchy, which reveals an excitement of finding someone.
Starting with slow melodic instrumetal accompaniment, “Crush” takes the listeners right to the seashore. And as the beat progresses the listeners are encouraged to rock from side to side, the song is about a summer love and thus the casual vibrations make a lot of sense. That is why, whereas Afrobeat, pop influences with a hint of jazz are easily recognizable, it would be difficult to find a similar example of such a successful blend of music genres performed by Rosie.
With “Crush”, Rosie still breaks the frame and follows her style, and without hesitation jumps into quite a different musical parentage. It translated the young, cheeky and carefree tone of early stages of a relationship, making the song a feel good one and a nice addition to her discography. Patiently listen its catchy beat or enjoy warm words of ‘Crush,’ it is fun and lively song about love.
