Vocalo Radio Bekoe’s Top 5 “In Rotation” Picks: August 2022
Written by Vocalo Radio on August 10, 2022
Bekoe shares his five favorites tracks added to our on-air rotation this month.
Keep scrolling to read what Bekoe had to say about some standout songs from artists like Joel Q, Grace Kinter and nombreKARI — and stream our full “In Rotation” playlist on Spotify below!
Joel Q – “Who Its Gon Be”
Chicago emcee representing the South Side unpacked a single revolved around choice and relationship status. It’s an upbeat record with a feel-good sound, and the meaning is all about focusing on the positives to come from someone who’s truly focused on you.
Heavy Crownz – “Grow Sumn”
In order to grow, you have to overcome your fear… and Chicago native Heavy Crownz’s record “Grow Sumn” off his project Whole Lotta Seedz is all about watering your mental garden and becoming the root of positivity.
Grace Kinter – “Meet You There”
From Chamomile Honey to her latest single “Meet You There,” which will be on her upcoming EP Side Effects, set to release near the end of summer, Grace Kinter continues to impress with her angelic vocals and melodic runs. Her latest single features Chicago icon Brenden Cabrera, who also arranged the song’s aesthetics.
Christian JaLon – “Mine”
Chicago Vocalist Christian JaLon takes us on a vocal journey with the release of her 2020 EP Unmixed Unmastered. Her single “Mine.” is a great interpretation of ownership and understanding that the key to enjoying life is being happy for what you have.
nombreKARI – “73 DEGREES”
Representing Chicago’s Bronzeville neighborhood, nombreKARI tests the temperature to see if things are hot, cold or lukewarm. In this case, the weather turns out to be perfect for a memorable summertime outing, in which he shares in his single “73 DEGREES” off his album Children Play With Fire.
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