Lyn_Sey - You're Gonna Miss Me
Country, Jazz Fusion, R&B
Georgia, United States
Overall Impression: With a 70's inspired sound but a modern composition, "You're Gonna Miss Me" is the latest release from sibling duo Lyn Sey. The tune is a sexy fusion of R&B, jazz, blues, and soul. The song is sexy and polished and has a smooth rhythm and flow. Sexy, romantic, and dreamy, the song has a contemporary sound that could be featured on the television or movie soundtrack. The song will appeal to fans of R&B, jazz, and blues and fans of artists like Sade, Annie Lennox, and Dido.
Strongest Point(s): Vocally, the duo shines, Deep, rich, soft vocals that are silky and smooth, create sensuous spirals around each other. The vocals are sexy, romantic, dreamy, and soulful, full of emotion and depth, that smoky and rich sounding. Luxurious synths, slinky R&B instrumentation, and the velvety and romantic sounds of the sax round out the thematic colors of the song. Luxe keyboards, jazzy sounds from the cymbals, and bass all combine well together.
Target Audience Appeal: For Fans of R&B, jazz, and Blues.
Artist target suggestions: Chely Wright, Patty Loveless, Beth Nielsen Chapman, Roseanne Cash, Tanya Tucker, Dottie West, Loretta Lynn, The Chicks, Darius Rucker, Emerson Drive, Tom Waits, Linda Ronstadt, Terri Clark, Alisan Porter, RaeLynn, Katherine McPhee, Diana DeGarmo, Kimberly Locke, Maelyn Jarmon, Sara Ramirez, Lindsey Haun, Gabby Barrett, Cassadee Pope, Mandy Moore, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Lucinda Williams, Bobby Gentry, Sade, Des'ree, Annie Lennox, Bishop Briggs, and Dido.
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About the Reviewer:
Kristina Mondo is a freelance writer specializing in music journalism. From working as a columnist at various publications to managing PR and press campaigns for a camp music festival, and touring with various artists Kristina is a music lover appreciating all types of music and what they have to offer from Opera to rap, there is always something to appreciate in every song. Interviews, however, are her passion, because it's not just about what the artist lets you see but what you can draw out of them getting to the heart of who they really are.