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I really love this early oo's pop anthem, you see JB and the rest of them, hanging by marionette strings on the video clip! The lyrical content isn't much of a philosophical one, it's about ending a bad relationship and some cool keys to accompany them!

This is a hair metal album that was released in 1990, a year that was historically also the end for the genre. However this song is just awesome! It's about a girl leaving from one's house (and thus his life), leavinh behind her a note, apart from a devastated soul...

If you try and look up Krewella's tunes on YT, "Alive" will first appear in its acoustic version. It was the single that put Krewella in the map in the first place, it has some nice vocal lines and the whole song it directed to a person, that it's easy to figure out is functioning like a sunlight beam for your face

I've never been in Africa, but I reckon this pretty much could bring tears to any Nigerian. As every nation has a part of suffering in its history, Nigeria's is unfolding within this lines. leaving a Nigerian soul heavy when singing about it...

Back in the first year in college I met a guy who I heard him say on a conversation "Recently, I've come to this conclusion: Money and time are the 2 worst enemies of humanity, and those 2, are its creation".

I just find Nneka and her tunes so adorable! This is mellow track about realizing something harsh; realizing your lover (or should I use the internet trend "bae"?) isn't into you as much as you are into him/her. Hard this one and it calls for maturity to face it.

This is a rater dark, esoretic cry about a love loss, or to be more specific a love vessel that has been broken and its pieces are not meant to be stay glued by the love tears you might waste for it.

Hollow, a song whose lyrics are almost non existent, a possible hit for live show though, one of those you get to bounce with your fists clenched, singing, althought there's nothing of essence to sing along to.

Since the latest Fast and the Furius has become a trend, I thought of listening the soundtrack of the first one and this song was included. I guess this was one of the first "Swag Rock" songs, back in the 00's, a cathcy riff and lyrics you'd find in rap songs. About fame/money/drugs/you get the picture.

While promoting their album "Get Wet" Krewella always talked about how the tried to write one song for every human emotion; its that's the case , this will have to be equivalent for the tension and desire to break free, have some fun and filling your lungs with fresh air.