Why does music this aggressive make me this happy? “Nobody Around” is Rival, Biometrix and CRVN piling into one track and refusing to leave anything on the table. It’s a bass-heavy, mid-tempo stomp with a vocal that turns brattier every time it circles back, and a drop that hits like a car door slamming in the best possible way. Three producers on one tune usually means a pile of competing ideas, and instead this feels weirdly focused, everyone pulling in the same nasty direction at once. The bass in the second drop has a metallic snarl to it that I keep rewinding just to feel my headphones flex. It’s dumb fun, full stop, which is exactly the mood some days demand. I played it walking to the store and nearly missed my turn. Not every track needs to mean something, and this one is proof you can get by on pure attitude.
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Rival, Biometrix, CRVN - Nobody Around
1 minute. Shorter than the average Coldplay intro. Mercifully.
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