[Ai]n't Real drops an electrifying new single "She Belongs to the Street" [Review]

The Seattle-based singer/songwriter [Ai]n't Real is back with "She Belongs to the Street," a new, fresh, and funky cut that combines old-school R&B vibes with modern sensibilities. This particular release is a teaser of sultry synths, laid-back funk scat grooves, and infectious bounce, beautifully encapsulating [Ai]n't Real's ever-shifting sound.

With "She Belongs to the Street," [Ai]n't Real creates quite the cautionary tale, showcasing her incredible talent for storytelling as she paints a vivid picture of a girl who's too damaged by growing up in the harsh realities of the hood. A contemporary R&B track with subtle disco undertones, the song is a contemplation on the contradictions in relationships. The track has an up-tempo sound that's perfect for cruising down the highway, but the emotion resonates, and anyone who has made a wrong turn in life should be able to relate.

The difference with [Ai]n't Real music is that it utilizes many AI tools in production, but the craft and innovation far surpass automated creations. Every lyric is penned independently, every note crafted individually, and each element built from the ground up thanks to [Ai]n't Real's production, mixing, and synth work. This is an artist who refuses to take any shortcuts. Instead, she churns out full-blown AI, but with a substantial percentage of creative control intact, resulting in an incredibly well-produced record that demonstrates a top-notch technical feat combined with a genuine love of the game.

It has a reflective feel due to its somewhat old-school R&B style, yet it is given a modern twist that makes it sound fresh in the current music climate. The bounce, the funky basslines, and shimmering synths make you get up off your collective arse to move, while lyrics take these same ears on a journey, telling an intelligent story. [Ai]n't Real discovered a brand of R&B and funk that feels like a unique music that swings between playful and deeply personal. With this melody, fans of both classic and contemporary soul will find themselves playing it on repeat as they become absorbed in the track.

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