Heed the word of the south jersey songstress as she really drops gems over an acoustic ballad produced by Nobu Sounds. Sunnie's soothing voice recalls broken friendships and relationships she no longer seeks to mend. What I enjoy vocally, is how she takes an unorthodox method of engineering the harmony in the foreground and the melody is sung at a lower volume with a hi-pass filter. Sunnie delivers her unique voice in such a pleasant way. Listen for yourself below. Look out for more by Sunnie.
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Nov 2, 2020
Listen: Purified Problems - @iiamsunnie (prod by @nobusounds)
In: Nobu Sounds, Purified Problems, Sunnie By: Jonathan C. Ramsey
Sunnie returns with a new single, Purified Problems.
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Purified Problems,
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Apr 13, 2020
A Side B Side Podcast Episode 205: @JiggyJones__ Interview
In: A-Side B-Side, A-Side B-Side Podcast, Jiggy Jones By: A-Side B-Side Podcast
Volume two of A-Side B-Side Podcast continues with episode five, an interview with Jiggy Jones of Kreative Clout and staff writer at The Source Magazine. He and Ramsey talk about the landscape of the culture and especially urban media. They also exchange stories dating back to college and some of their first mainstream guests in radio and television in addition to what he has planned for his own platform.
The Music in this episode is We're Rolling by Sunnie.
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The Music in this episode is We're Rolling by Sunnie.
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Mar 30, 2020
We're Rolling is quite the double entendre. The very first image in the video treatment is Sunnie sparking one. In this new visual, Sunnie explores more contemporary R&B themes musically. The production is bouncy and she blends some pitch correction and autotune with her already wondrous voice. The video is less than two minutes so we're left waiting for more. Keep up and check out We're Rolling after the break.
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Sunnie,
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We're Rolling
Jan 8, 2018
This is one of the few dance tracks I've heard from the Willingboro songstress and she pulled it off nicely. Talk to Me, Baby is fire. The production sounds like it's from UK. I don't know what they are doing over there but guys like Sam G, Cosmo's Midnight, and Medasin are loosely inspired by this sound. Sunnie's raspy but bright voice compliments the beat beautifully. You knew that already. Talk to Me, Baby after the break. I need you to feel this.
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Sunnie,
Talk to Me Baby
Dec 11, 2017
Fresh off Sunnie's Magic EP is Settle.
I was glad to see my favorite track from the project got a visual treatment. Settle is even featured on our Sub R&B Fall Edition Playlist. The track samples and takes a brief melody of Erykah Badu's classic, Next Lifetime. Sunnie makes it her own on the hook. She takes us on scenes from Penn's Landing to bar side with a significant playing uno crooning melodic tunes. The vibes are real. Watch Settle after the break.
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I was glad to see my favorite track from the project got a visual treatment. Settle is even featured on our Sub R&B Fall Edition Playlist. The track samples and takes a brief melody of Erykah Badu's classic, Next Lifetime. Sunnie makes it her own on the hook. She takes us on scenes from Penn's Landing to bar side with a significant playing uno crooning melodic tunes. The vibes are real. Watch Settle after the break.
Oct 30, 2017
This past weekend the Willingboro, New Jersey songstress released the official video for Feel It. Sunnie's Feel It is a single off her latest project, Magic. I previously spoke about the twang in her voice that makes it unique. That rings throughout the project and most definitely on this track.
Take it back to the summer cookouts and feel these vibes in the video below.
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Take it back to the summer cookouts and feel these vibes in the video below.
Oct 25, 2017
Sub-R&B: The Fall Edition by @RamseySaidWHAT
In: Ari Lennox, BJ the Chicago Kid, Brent Faiyaz By: Jonathan C. RamseyIf you haven't been under a rock I curated a playlist series entitled Sub-R&B. It encompasses and covers the sub genres and crossover music that I love to talk about (and shamelessly sing in the shower). The inaugural playlist dropped this summer and it's only right I released a Fall Edition. What better day than today?
The leaves are changing colors. The sun goes down earlier. The soundtrack to your life should change too. This is the Fall 2017 Edition of your favorite playlist: Sub-R&B. We're still giving you the same crossover vibes with tracks from some new artists, some old favorites, and some people you may have never heard of.Enough people asked so the Sub-R&B playlist is available on @Spotify: https://t.co/OtdSP7yTIo@AppleMusic: https://t.co/YGzq8lBNBs pic.twitter.com/wK3Ww8KHql— Jonathan C. Ramsey (@RamseySaidWHAT) August 3, 2017
Listen to this and play mental chess with that special someone. Don't risk saying anything stupid. Just keep eye contact and let the lyrics speak for you. See you again when the weather drops below freezing. When cuffing season is in full effect, you'll need new tunes. Until then...Sub R&B: The Fall 2017 Edition right here on What's The Movement. You can click the links for the playlists below or you can stream the playlist after the break.
Apple Music: goo.gl/hdegrB
Spotify: goo.gl/G6Xacp
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dvsn,
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Jazmine Sullivan,
Kärma,
Kelela,
Luke James,
PartyMichael,
Sabrina Claudio,
Sir,
Smino,
Sub-R&B,
Sunnie,
SZA,
Tay Walker
Sep 25, 2017
Watch: Paint on the Mirrors - @iiamsunnie
In: Magic, Paint on the Mirrors, Sunnie By: Jonathan C. Ramsey
This was the joint that got me to listen to Sunnie.The Jersey songstress actually dropped a project earlier this summer called Magic. Before then Paint on the Mirrors was the track I found strolling along on my twitter feed. Sunnie doesn't really sound like anyone I've ever heard before. She has a particular twang in her riffs that I like. It's unique and I love the songs that don't have a hook on them. It shows who's really a talent and who's not. The verdict? I'll let you decide. Watch her video for Paint on the Mirrors after the break. Be sure to check out her Magic project in the link above. Feel this...
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