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Puma June Delivers A Soulful Tribute With Ride Or Die: A Vibrant Celebration Of Sibling Love

By Marcus AdetolaJune 9, 2023
Puma June Delivers a Soulful Tribute with Ride or Die: A Vibrant Celebration of Sibling Love

With soulful vocals and funky flair, Puma June‘s latest single, Ride or Die, delivers an uplifting ode to sibling love and unwavering loyalty. Touted as a tribute to her twin sister, Vale, the track seamlessly encapsulates their unbreakable bond and shared musical journey.

The single effortlessly opens with an unforgettable hook, “I’m not wicked, I’m your ride or die,” creating an atmosphere of unwavering devotion and profound affection. This phrase is echoed throughout the track, serving as a sonic mantra, a testament to Puma June’s steadfast loyalty to her sister, despite their share of sibling squabbles, misunderstandings, and hurt feelings, but as the song beautifully illustrates, their love always emerges victorious, healing all wounds and bridging all gaps.

Sonically, Ride or Die is a joyous blend of retro funk and contemporary pop elements, resulting in an irresistible groove that complements Puma June’s soulful vocal performance. The song’s instrumental palate, marked by a smooth bass line, groovy guitar riffs, and keyboard chords, creates a funky canvas for Puma June’s vocals. The subtle inclusion of horns and synths adds flavour to the mix, showcasing the flair for nuanced production.

Puma June’s musical talent shines bright in Ride or Die, as does her unique bond with her sister. The sisters, who have been crafting music together since childhood, exhibit a harmony that permeates their creations. 

The song’s lyrics are honest and relatable, acknowledging the complexities of sibling relationships. Lyrics like, “I bite my tongue when I have said too much / Then run my mouth ‘til you’re in tears,” capture the inherent contradictions in such bonds, while the chorus reaffirms the underlying loyalty and love.

Ride or Die is a heartfelt celebration of the people who stand by us, no matter what. With a focus mainly on romantic love, Ride or Die offers a refreshing take on familial bonds and the power of unconditional love, a captivating ode to sibling love.

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