The London Sound Is Getting Hot With Jessica Wilde And Freak Out

Jessica Wilde
Freak Out
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Already making headway on Spotify with an inclusion on their Fresh Finds UK and IE playlist and with airplay on BBC Radio 1 and 6, Jessica Wilde’s Freak Out is highlighting the artist at home and abroad. The London-based doyenne of rap, soul, and RnB continues her sound explosion with this latest video made by director Kay Holden. Delivering spoken word vibes and captivating verse-based melodic poetry, the South London performer brings this new material after the success of her debut album and several collaborations with artists such as Rudimental, Emeli Sande, and Kizzo. Most recently, Jessica Wilde provided vocal for house-music lumens DJ Todd Terry and Carly Wilford. Now with her own name on the front once again, we get to see why Jessica Wilde is the sought-after song maker she has become.
 
It begins with a deep and sultry bass that’s joined by vocal sounds and emotive expressions. Jessica Wilde begins, a quick rap style brings a rhythmic flurry of vibrancy with verbs and nouns playing with adjectives and phrase. A continual thrust of bass keeps the room bubbling with heat as sleek drumming patters and thumps in distinctive rhythmic chatter. The music rises with chorus repeats that raise the energy with a persistent upward push of dance energy. Freak Out from Jessica Wilde is an intense yet laid-back dynamo of breezy poetry and seductive groove.
 
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