730Rarri - Risk

Weekly Music

"Risk" is Rarri's most recent release and it may be my favorite one so far. This song is full of energy. The track has a memorable and catchy melodic ting to it with the fantastic overall production and excellent delivery. Even the mixing and mastering are flawless. Rarri has been on role-making bangers, and his consistency has improved. The music is getting better with each release, and his consistency will be a big part of his future success. Consistency is something that not enough artists emphasize; being in the conversation is always important, especially as an artist. It's not always easy to be consistent, but you have to try it and make it a priority. Rarri appears to have found his lane, allowing him to create new waves and trends. "Risk" begins with a guitar-based instrumental that establishes the mood and vibe for the rest of the song. Rarri immediately jumps in with his catchy flows and infectious melodies. I like his delivery style; he keeps it consistent throughout his music, which makes it all sound very cohesive. It gives his music a fuller experience. The lyrical depth of this track is important; he raps about relatable topics and shares personal experiences. Even though the track is a vibe and can be enjoyed without thinking too deeply, it also has some emotional value and some quality lyrical content to enjoy. The hook has to be the most memorable thing I've heard in the last month. It just gets stuck in your head and you can't stop playing it. This is aided by the visuals; I particularly like the music video shot by (Sip Entertainment). It has the right vibe and brings out the energy. It exemplifies the track's lighter and more serious emotions. When he's behind the mic or the camera, Rarri exudes natural energy. Rarri needs to continue to feed the fans and to continue to release cause with each release new people will start to join and become die-hard fans just from the amount of music there is to indulge in. I feel like we need a full-length EP or even an album from Rarri. We need some type of full-length body of work to really bring Rarri to the next level.

Written by Maxim Bayarsky