On Right Move, Ashleigh BANKX delivers powerful vocals, soaring vibes, and an eclectic array of instruments, cementing her versatility as an artist able to traverse genres fluidly.
With a cultural juxtaposition defining her music as a British/African with Jamaican influence cultivating a kaleidoscope of infectious sounds of Afrobeats, the basslines of bashment, and UK trap bars.
And, of course, in the intro, Ashleigh channels and pays homage to the late Amy Winehouse to complete her Afro-Swing sound.
The self-assured and empowering lyrics shows her moving past being with a romantic partner she knows is not right for her.
Heading over hills
you thought this conversation would work us out
Simple minded you, lost in your head with the old me
Time out, on that note
I saw you rebounded with another girl
Who’s she
Where’s she
Not my crowd
I heard you’ve been hanging in the same places that we used to
Thats a dumb move
Right Move is a vibe, and you can find it on our Weekend Spotlight Vol2 Spotify Playlist.
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