Pop/Review LTB - Butterflies

Annapolis-based pop and R&B artist LTB is best known for his rich tone and beautiful vibrato that evokes the ubiquitous sound of classic singers from the mid-twentieth century. His definitive talent for composing, singing, and producing his own music makes him an artist to watch in the coming years. Best known for his love of emotion-provoking lyrics, unexpected beats, and jazz influences, he easily crosses the pop and R&B music genres.

LTB's latest single, "Butterflies," is a captivating mix of atmospheric pop and soulful R&B which tells a chilling tale of betrayal, love, and the difficult process of letting go. The single, which combines lavish production with unfiltered, emotionally charged lyrics, includes a sadness yet captivating music that is reminiscent of artists like The Weeknd, Joji, and Steve Lacy.

Listeners quickly get drawn in due to the song's hypnotic melody, which also establishes the mood for LTB's powerful yet smooth vocals, which skillfully achieve a balance between controlled intensity and vulnerability. The ethereal yet deeply personal atmosphere of “Butterflies” is created by the production's rich and layered utilization of dreamy synths, deep basslines, and sensitive guitar work.

“Butterflies'“ lyrics encapsulate the tug-of-war between passion and suffering in poisonous love. Heartbreak and self-discovery are vividly depicted in LTB's sensitive and compelling storytelling. Especially the chorus, which lasts long after the song ends, is eerie and unforgettable.

“Butterflies” is a unique song in the current R&B and alt-pop scene because of LTB's remarkable command of mood and atmosphere as an artist. This music is unquestionably a must-listen, regardless of whether you're grieving or just gravitate toward rich, evocative soundscapes. With “Butterflies,” LTB demonstrates their ability to create music that has both sonorous and emotional resonance, making them an artist to watch.