bleed moxie hits the mark on a riveting Hip Hop album, "women’s society"
Mitchel Paulson, a seasoned artist with a career spanning over 15 years, has returned with a new musical persona—bleed moxie. His latest album, "women’s society," is a testament to his enduring creativity and vibrant energy, capturing a journey through the chaos of life with a promise of redemption and youthful vigor. This hip hop album, recorded with renowned producer/engineer Hayden Hallatt at the legendary CCM Studios in Denver, showcases Paulson’s unique storytelling ability and dynamic lyrical prowess.
"women’s society" opens with "let me say my hellos," a track that immediately grabs the listener's attention with its compelling beats and Paulson's emphatic delivery. The song sets the stage for an album that is as introspective as it is energetic, drawing the listener into a world where resilience and reinvention are key themes.
"i'm a little bit" continues this momentum with its original and exciting production. The song features a blend of powerful beats and intricate lyrical flow, highlighting Paulson's ability to convey complex emotions through his music. The track is a standout, showcasing his skill in merging personal narrative with universal themes.
"so close/so far" is another highlight as this collaboration brings a unique texture to the album, blending classical elements with contemporary hip hop to create a hauntingly beautiful soundscape. The song’s introspective lyrics and emotive delivery make it a poignant exploration of proximity and distance, both physical and emotional.
Throughout "women’s society," the production is consistently top-notch. The beats are original and exciting, crafted with precision and creativity. The album's cohesive sound is a testament to the collaborative efforts of Paulson and Hallatt, resulting in a polished yet raw sonic experience. There’s such a consistent and innovative feeling about this record, with each song somehow getting better than the last.
Paulson's ability to bring his characters to life through his music is evident throughout "women’s society." The bleed moxie persona reflects a complex journey of pain, promise, and persistence, offering listeners a deeply immersive experience. The album’s storytelling is vivid and engaging, drawing from Paulson’s personal life while resonating with broader themes of struggle and resilience.
Fans of hip hop and storytelling alike will find much to admire in this immersive and energetic record. It’s exciting on all fronts, whether you’re a lyrics, beats, and overall vibe person. With all that being said, we urge everyone out there to take a moment and click those links below to listen, follow along, and of course to stay tuned for more!
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