R&B/Review Centric & CJae - Do Time

Christopher Louray Mandujan, professionally known as Centric, is a renowned music composer and record producer. As one half of the hip-hop duo “Grand Opus,” Centric began his career by crafting instrumentals for various underground hip-hop acts. CJae, born in Grenada, is a multifaceted singer, songwriter, recording artist, amateur producer, and novice audio engineer. He grew up in a musically rich environment, with his grandfather being a self-taught guitarist, which sparked his enduring passion for music.

"Do Time," a compelling AfroBeat/R&B song by Centric & CJae, is a perfect example of the smooth blending of two different yet complimentary sounds. AfroBeat components combined with R&B's soft, soulful undertones create an appealing rhythmic pattern that draws listeners in right away. As a result, listeners are treated to a distinctive aural experience that seems both new and firmly anchored in musical traditions.

With their own touches, Centric & CJae display their unmistakable connection on this song. A lush, emotional backdrop is provided by the melodic parts, and the production is refined and has a strong rhythmic core that makes you want to dance. With ease, the listener is drawn into the lively, rhythmic universe of the song by its unstoppable groove.

The lively AfroBeat instrumentation is flawlessly complemented by CJae's sweet and soulful vocal delivery. The emotions conveyed in the lyrics are able to connect with the audience due to his confident and genuine delivery. The song's contagious energy is enhanced by the realness with which the words, which touch on themes of love, time, and connection, are delivered.

"Do Time" is more than just a stand-alone song; it's a fascinating taste of what's to come on Centric & CJae's next record, Redlight. This song suggests that the album will push boundaries and change our perception of what AfroBeat and R&B sound like. Redlight seems like a project full of imagination, variety in music, and emotional impact based on the inventiveness and fervor of "Do Time."

In summary, "Do Time" is a song that lovers of R&B and AfroBeat should not miss. It also appeals to everyone who like music that combines several genres to create something genuinely unique. It's intriguing to see where Centric & CJae will take their sound in the future; with this release, they've raised the bar.

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