The Entellects are a creative duo consisting of visionary producer and engineer Trapp Smith and songwriter, vocalist, and producer Tye Huntley. Together, they bring a wealth of experience across multiple genres, crafting smooth melodies and timeless, innovative compositions that showcase an artist’s fullest potential.
‘Seasons’ blends RnB with pop, opening with a melodic, echoing guitar as King’s vocals softly repeat “It’s gonna work out”, creating a haunting mantra.
A steady rhythm soon follows, driven by a strong groove and prominent syncopation that carry throughout the track. A funky bass line combines with shimmering guitar tones, adding a touch of innocence to the sound.
It is this rich, expressive backdrop for melodic singer Ashley King, allowing her to convey both her deepest concerns and a sense of optimism through gentle and graceful vocals and effusive lyrics such as: “I could be mad or I could be good / why should I worry? What would it change? Perfectly normal to feel this way / I wanna fall in love”.
The Entellects continue to stay ahead of the curve with Seasons, showcasing their talent for crafting genre-blending music. Their collaboration with Ashley King results in a rich, beautifully layered soundscape, where clean, creative instrumentals perfectly frame her captivating vocals.
Ana King
Image: ‘Seasons’ Official Single Cover
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