Bobby And The Crew Drops Hot New Single

Norwegian Pop Rock is the order of the day for Bobby And The Crew. These newcomers are motivated and focused as they unleash their version of modernized and upbeat Rock and Swing. With a sound that evokes a later 80s, early 90s dynamic, Bobby And The Crew are bringing a refreshed concept to a new audience. They’re also satiating the increasing appetite for nostalgia among middle aged music lovers.

“Prince Of Charm” is the latest single by Bobby And The Crew, and it’s a decidedly sarcastic title. The “prince” in this case, is someone who has impressed everyone around the woman he’s courting, accept for her, herself. There’s a sort of Cardigans vibe to this track, albeit with the opposite perspective. The band is distantly defined by their Norwegian roots, and sound much more like a hard working group from Newark. From what we can gather, they are a 4 piece, female fronted outfit.

Little is known about the origins of Bobby and The Crew, other than that they haven’t been together long. It’s possible that they are the offspring of another group. The dynamic in the band is immediate and palpable. The songwriting on “Prince Of Charm” is simple, and the musicianship is polished but straightforward. It gives off retro vibes, without feeling like a complete throwback. The vocals are delivered with poise, confidence, and a side of sass.

There are some slight similarities between “Prince Of Charm,” and modern pop hits, such as “Moves Like Jagger.” It’s danceable and fun to sing along to. There’s a synth hook that lays the foundation for the track, and it will likely get stuck in your head after hearing it a few times. The production on the track is high quality if not particularly bombastic or novel. It’s a solid performance by a band that knows itself and is comfortable in its own skin. Some may describe it as being a simple skeleton of a track, but truth be told there’s so much more to it. “Prince Of Charm” is Pop Music presented in a manual fashion, that registers even more effectively in numerous ways. In short, if it’s ear candy, you can still feel it.

“Prince Of Charm” is more than worth a download, and a solid addition to any playlist. It’s the type of single that virtually assures an album’s share of competent material. It stimulates your appetite and leaves you wanting more; delivering but not over delivering. There’s also the slight aura of mystique that surrounds the band and their somewhat unique dynamic. There’s a lot of directions that Bobby And The Crew can go from here, and all of them seem interesting. As for now, their path seems rather charmed, even if the prince in question isn’t.

Trace Whittaker

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