Channel WAVY
  • Home
  • Reviews
  • Features
  • News
  • Interviews
  • Premieres
  • PR Services
No Result
View All Result
Channel WAVY
  • Home
  • Reviews
  • Features
  • News
  • Interviews
  • Premieres
  • PR Services
No Result
View All Result
Channel WAVY
No Result
View All Result

Review: NXTHXN’s “Chose You” – A Raw Journey Through Love’s Crossroads

4 December 2024
in London, R&B, Reviews, UK
Photo of NXTHXN
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

NXTHXN’s latest single, “Chose You”, delivers an emotional confession set against a backdrop of sultry R&B. This London-based artist, who has been a backing vocalist for the likes of Grace Jones and Wizkid, shines as a solo performer with a track that explores the pain of breaking one bond to pursue a deeper love.

The song’s narrative is unapologetically honest, portraying a moment of painful clarity. Through candid lyrics, NXTHXN confesses to choosing the love that feels essential, despite the heartbreak it causes another. Lyrics like “She gon’ be mad that I chose you / I know it’s sad but it’s true” encapsulate the raw vulnerability and complexity of his decision. The minimalistic production – accented by rhythmic beats and gentle melodic flourishes – keeps the focus squarely on NXTHXN’s powerful, emotive vocals.

With a knack for blending traditional R&B with contemporary influences, NXTHXN achieves a modern sound that resonates deeply. The track is a testament to his ability to channel personal experiences into universally relatable art, helping to build his reputation as an artist who prioritises authenticity over convention.

As “Chose You”continues to gain traction, it’s clear that NXTHXN’s introspective storytelling and musical prowess are a much-welcomed addition to the UK R&B scene. This is a song that stays with you and leaves a lasting impression, challenging notions of love, loyalty and self-discovery.

Tags: londonNXTHXNr&breviewsrnbsingerssinglesuk
Previous Post

Review: Matt Storm’s Mesmerising Journey Through Love And Conflict

Next Post

Review: Major Zulu’s “Honey Honey” Delivers A Sweet Slice Of Joy

More Posts

Photo of Max Pope
Alternative

Review: Max Pope Dives Into Disillusionment And Desire On “borderline”

3 April 2025
Photo of The Ardyst
New York

Review: The Ardyst Channels 2000s R&B Romance In Dreamy New Single “Full Moon”

25 March 2025
Photo of Koosje
R&B

Review: Koosje Turns Up The Heat With Sultry New Single “Beyond My Control”

13 March 2025
Photo of Alma Owren
Alternative

5 Reasons You Should Listen To Alma Owren’s Debut Single “outcast”

10 March 2025
Next Post
Photo of Major Zulu

Review: Major Zulu’s "Honey Honey" Delivers A Sweet Slice Of Joy

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

  • About
  • Music PR Services

Channel WAVY ©

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Reviews
  • Features
  • News
  • Interviews
  • Premieres
  • PR Services

Channel WAVY ©