By: Gotti Banxx
Singer/Songwriter Gotti Banxx has released a fire new single titled “Sometimes.” Growing up very cultured in Montreal, Canada he has a sound that simply cannot be duplicated. As he prides himself on authenticity and in living in his truth, he has an edge over the there budding newcomers in the music business. As he shows off a more vulnerable side to his music, he is allowing his rising fanbase to tap in with him on a more personal level.
“Sometimes” is a record for the ladies. On this single, you will hear the Montreal native talking directly to a girl, letting her know who he is and what he likes. Some notable lyrics that stand out the most on this release include “I come alive when the sun goes down at night time, she said its yours need to know if it’s mine mine”. These cold bars appear in the catchy chorus, over a sonically pleasing melody.
The most impressive part of this release is how much growth Banxx’s has done in a creative easy. His unique ability to storytelling and raw honesty, are two reasons why this single is his most impressive material to date. Being heavily influenced by Drake, his floating between singing and raping is allowing him to reach new heights as a recording artist.
If you enjoy high quality music from real artists, you will fall in love with the musical styles of Gotti Banx. Press play below to stream one of Canada’s brightest rising stars, latest single “Sometimes“.
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