I have already raved about how much I love this song, and now the girl's gone and made a video for it, too. Do I like it? Well hell yes I do! Jayne is one hell of a chick, and she's not going to disappoint those who have been waiting for this. Check out the official video for "Something There."
First off let me once again reiterate that this song is bangin'! I love that she has such a strong voice and is confident enough with it to belt out, and I really like that she's breathing new air into the sort of dead in the water state of electropop these days. This is the song I had been waiting for from 2015. So thank you for that, Jayne.
Now the video completely shocked me. Often times with someone who is doing things on their own, when it comes to music videos they don't really look too wonderful. This is not the case at all. She has a really great team to be able to pull together something like this. The production values are very strong, and the use of a plot skeleton made it very enjoyable from start to finish. Casting for the love interest was perfect, and their relationship portrayed in the video was very much believable.
What really blew me away was one particular part of the video wherein Jayne is dancing and throwing a bit of a fit just feet away from her love interest, but he's not turned around to see. The scene is shown a few times throughout the video, and by the time he turns around she has composed herself and is back to "normal". This is so incredibly relatable that it's not even funny.
"Something There" is a great push forward for this evolving artist. She really is making a great effort, and I whole-heatedly believe she deserves to have everyone's eyes on her for her multitude of talents. The bottom line is the song is on point, the production is on point, and that makeup is to die for (on point). Watch this video, like her Facebook Page, and make sure to give her a further look on iTunes.
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Sunday, May 3, 2015
Sunday, February 22, 2015
Jayne Ava Gets The Party Going With "Something There"
It's been a hot minute since Jayne Ava released her debut single "March". She is ready to keep this music party going finally with her newest single "Something There", and if you haven't given this hot young talent a chance yet, there's not better time than now, as she prepares to launch promotions for this hot title.
I absolutely love that she chose to have her (real) face on the cover of this single. She is such a beautiful young lady, and it's great for the audiences to be more properly introduced to her. And let's not even mention that the cover is a real eye-catcher.
The song really holds up to the hype as well. We are able to really get a feel for Jayne's vocal range with this track, as well as see her breathe new life into the dying state of electro-pop music. This song is really something you would hear at a club (a gay one at least!) and it really makes you want to dance when you are listening to it. It is a song that manages to deal with heartbreak in a more positive way, spinning things upward with a powerful beat that would make any song sound like a dance anthem.
It is no shock that this song is so amazing. Behind the scenes, she was working with the production group The Prodigal, who may not be as big of names as Red One or The Cataracs when it comes to dance music, but they have developed a catalog all their own, which includes working closely with both Willam Belli and Courtney Act from RuPaul's Drag Race as well as Asia Monet from Dance Moms. Let's just say she needs to be getting way more love from the LGBT community!
For now, you can pick up the track on iTunes. There is also a music video in the works which began filming yesterday. It looks like we will be seeing more of Ms. Ava in the near future!
I absolutely love that she chose to have her (real) face on the cover of this single. She is such a beautiful young lady, and it's great for the audiences to be more properly introduced to her. And let's not even mention that the cover is a real eye-catcher.
The song really holds up to the hype as well. We are able to really get a feel for Jayne's vocal range with this track, as well as see her breathe new life into the dying state of electro-pop music. This song is really something you would hear at a club (a gay one at least!) and it really makes you want to dance when you are listening to it. It is a song that manages to deal with heartbreak in a more positive way, spinning things upward with a powerful beat that would make any song sound like a dance anthem.
It is no shock that this song is so amazing. Behind the scenes, she was working with the production group The Prodigal, who may not be as big of names as Red One or The Cataracs when it comes to dance music, but they have developed a catalog all their own, which includes working closely with both Willam Belli and Courtney Act from RuPaul's Drag Race as well as Asia Monet from Dance Moms. Let's just say she needs to be getting way more love from the LGBT community!
For now, you can pick up the track on iTunes. There is also a music video in the works which began filming yesterday. It looks like we will be seeing more of Ms. Ava in the near future!
Friday, December 12, 2014
Jayne Ava Is Ready To March Right Now!
Yet another new artist that I have been shown the light as to their massive talent, Jayne Ava is an up and coming vocalist that is producing some great electro-pop beats. Recently, she released her new single called "March" and it's got me doing more than marching. Dancing. The joke was it's got me dancing.
Although I was a bit thrown off by the cover for this release, after taking a solid listen to it, I was sold on the project. Jayne has a very distinct voice, which is really necessary for those who want to venture into the world of electronic pop and dance music. There are so many artists out there that it's easy to get people confused (like that one time Jessie J released her debut US song and everybody thought it was Katy Perry?), so having your own voice is crucial to success.
The song itself is a bit of your standard electronic vibe. It does have it's own flare, especially for the opening and the chorus, but the back beat isn't what you want to vibe on. Jayne manages to manipulate her voice in such a grand way that she can go from melodic siren to shrilling banshee (in the best way, of course) within the same sentence. She really commands the backbeat and owns it instead of getting lost in the instrumentals.
I believe this song is a great way to introduce people to Jayne Ava. It's been my first time hearing her and already I want more from her. She will definitely be one to watch to see where she goes in her future endeavors for the pop world.
For now, grab her track on iTunes and jam out!
Although I was a bit thrown off by the cover for this release, after taking a solid listen to it, I was sold on the project. Jayne has a very distinct voice, which is really necessary for those who want to venture into the world of electronic pop and dance music. There are so many artists out there that it's easy to get people confused (like that one time Jessie J released her debut US song and everybody thought it was Katy Perry?), so having your own voice is crucial to success.
The song itself is a bit of your standard electronic vibe. It does have it's own flare, especially for the opening and the chorus, but the back beat isn't what you want to vibe on. Jayne manages to manipulate her voice in such a grand way that she can go from melodic siren to shrilling banshee (in the best way, of course) within the same sentence. She really commands the backbeat and owns it instead of getting lost in the instrumentals.
I believe this song is a great way to introduce people to Jayne Ava. It's been my first time hearing her and already I want more from her. She will definitely be one to watch to see where she goes in her future endeavors for the pop world.
For now, grab her track on iTunes and jam out!
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