Fousheé, “supernova” | Track Review 🎵

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**Genre-bending artist Fousheé surprises with her distinct, odd single, “supernova,” which graces her debut album, softCORE.**

[otw_shortcode_dropcap label=”“S” size=”large” border_color_class=”otw-no-border-color” shadow=”shadow” square=”square”]upernova high like glitter in the sky / I’m faded out my mind, let’s make a memory.” So, let’s get this straight, 🎙 Fousheé. You’re high as f#¢k and want to have some fun? This seems to be the case in the chorus of her single, 🎵 “supernova”, which graces her debut album, 💿 softCORE. She continues singing in the unique, vibe-of-a chorus, “Runnin’ through my mind, I think you may be my type / Or you could be cyanide but I’ll never leave.” Intriguing![/otw_shortcode_dropcap]

“Supernova” is alluring from the start – an understatement. It all begins with that active, robust bass line. The drum groove also contributes to the ear-catching vibe. “Supernova” is only a minute and a half long, but that’s the perfect length for Fousheé to, um, surprise us with this enigmatic earworm. The vocals are breathy, high-pitched, and playful. True to the chorus, she sounds high or perhaps, extraterrestrial. The first time you listen, it’s truly off-putting. Listen a couple more times, and you’ll be hypnotized by her ambitious, rhythmic performance. She has no shortage of attitude, bringing some hip-hop swagger to this alternative joint that’s honestly, tough to categorize. Things we know for sure are “My squad got the blicky, don’t squeeze / ‘Cause my niggas don’t play about me,” and, “Smokin’ on that stanky shit, might pull up in a new spaceship / I’m his supernova so he shootin’ star’d my necklace.” Um, blast off 🚀?

Final Thoughts 💭

I’m not sure if Fousheé is from planet Earth. But, what I am sure about is that 🎵 “supernova” from 💿 softCORE is a must-hear. It’s an odd joint but there’s something irresistible about it, nonetheless. Give Fousheé credit for going against the grain and delivering something truly unique. “Supernova” is a supernova indeed!