So, this thing kicks off already dipping in attitude. The kind that grins at you across the bar and knows exactly what it’s doing. It’s cheeky, it’s flirtatious, but there’s a sting underneath the sugar. ‘Blue’ by Brooke Daye plays it cool, but don’t get it twisted — there’s a little chaos in that voice. The kind that ruins your weekend and your favorite hoodie.
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Production-wise? Clean, bouncy, and ready to kill under strobe lights. The synths pop like bubblegum laced with something stronger, the beat’s tight enough to snap a waistline, and the low-end is doing actual heavy lifting here. There’s movement, there’s pulse, and everything is tuned to that one sweet spot between “I’m fine” and “texting them at 2AM.”
And yeah, there’s a wink baked into the whole thing. The title, the double entendres, the color choices — it’s playful in the way a razor blade in a lollipop is playful. If that’s your thing.
SCORE 7.3/10
It slaps. It sweats. It smirks. ‘Blue’ is made for sweaty nights, questionable decisions, and dancefloors that don’t care if your eyeliner’s running.
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