Emanating an aura of ambition and determination with every fiber of their being, New York-based pop artist Sydney Gordon has given fans all they could possibly ask for as she has burst onto the scene. Bolstering her creative identity through a series of hits categorized by their bold lyrics and earworm melodies, her music has been turning heads throughout the world. Her latest release, “GOOD ON ME,” proves no different, standing out as a marquee energetic powerhouse in the young artist’s already robust repertoire.
As a cymbal’s crash begins the piece, a reverberant bassline resonates, and Gordon immediately begins the narrative as she sings the first line, “If looks could kill, I would be lying on the floor.” The percussion enters soon after, and as the tempo quickly picks up, we feel the world of the music being built around us in real time with every note. Quickly defining itself as a thoughtful and lyrically motivated anthem, the track builds in intensity throughout the verses, threading the needle between a danceable nightclub staple and a nuanced reflective expression of the feelings of attraction.
Showcasing the artist in incredible fashion, the single highlights the versatility of their abilities, displaying a vocal tambour comparable to a young Britney Spears, with a lyrical proclivity for tonality steeped in symbolism and innuendo. The artist’s brand presents as thoughtfully curated, while staying true to their mission for deep cutting lines that stay with the listener long after the song is over. Having accomplished so much so quickly with their work, fans can only wait with anticipation to see what could possibly be coming next from this young artist’s mind and studio.
Written by Nick Gumas
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