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Bobby V Musical Analysis

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Bobby V is on the scene again and boy does he sound good! After a while without that Bobby V sound, he has now come out with a couple of new songs and features. We recently heard him deliver an outstanding performance of Ryan Leslie’s “MZRT” album on a song titled “Sounds.” He is now making a solo appearance with a brand new song titled “Hollywood Hearts.” This song is from an upcoming movie project Bobby V is working on and I must say it is quite a pleasant sound from the long lost Bobby.
“Hollywood Hearts” presents a broken hearted Bobby V as he wonders what happened to her and all the good times they had. He is wondering where all that went. Life is still good, the status hasn’t changed but he doesn’t want to be there without her. He is …show more content…

Time hasn’t affected his vocals as well, he still sounds amazing. His soft voice is still effortless as he hits and escalates from one note to another. The voice is still a really impressive aspect of his sound, but then again this should not be a surprise as he proved himself ages ago.
He has been releasing songs here and there over the years but they have not attained as much extolment as his earlier releases. But I am very optimistic about the level of praise “Hollywood Hearts” will attain because it sounds uniquely captivating.
It sounds absolutely amazing and it is that unspoiled RnB sound. Music genres these days have taken a lot of influence from other genres and the pure sound in most genres has gotten lost. Sometime you listen to a song and it is not that obvious to place it in a genre. However “Hollywood Hearts” is unmistakably that pure RnB sound. The lyrics are another factor to acclaim, they are well written and they paint a vivid picture of the setting the song is portraying.
It feels really good to hear Bobby V again especially when he shows up with a song that sounds this good. “Hollywood Hearts” is a reminder that Bobby V still got it. And I hope this is opening the flood gates to a lot more news sounds from the smooth voiced Mississippi born

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