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  Song Review: "Emotions and Ice Cream" by Rellz Tha Postman Rellz Tha Postman’s latest track, "Emotions and Ice Cream," is a delightful blend of nostalgia and modernity that captures the essence of hip-hop while injecting a refreshing twist. From the moment the beat drops, listeners are transported into a world where emotions run high, and the groove is irresistible. The production, handled by the talented touch of David Linhof, is nothing short of blissful. The mix is impeccably balanced, allowing each element to shine without overshadowing the others. The beat is groovy and infectious, perfectly complementing Rellz’s lyrical flow. It’s the kind of production that makes you want to turn up the volume and let the music envelop you. Lyrically, "Emotions and Ice Cream" stands out with its passionate storytelling. Rellz draws on the lyrical styles reminiscent of the '90s, but with a futuristic twist that keeps it relevant for today’s audience. The lyrics...

Pop tune iciness preview: A sampling of rock, pop, hip-hop

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It may be winter, but Chicago live performance bookings haven't slowed. right here's a sampling of one of the greater brilliant rock, pop and hip-hop suggests within the following couple of months (listed chronologically):
Kacey Musgraves: The singer earned a most reliable-album Grammy nomination for her stellar 2018 unencumber, "Golden Hour," a collection of style-hopping songs that nonetheless manages to hold her country roots in focus. 8 p.m. Jan. 31 on the Chicago Theatre, a hundred seventy five N. State St., $141-$489; ticketmaster.com.
Cher: A diva with a difference for multiple generations, the singer has dubbed this her "here We Go once more" tour, her 2nd since her 2002-05 "farewell" commute worldwide. stylish, led through guitarist-producer extraordinaire Nile Rodgers, will open. eight p.m. Feb. 8 on the United center, 1901 W. Madison St., $89-$500; ticketmaster.com.
Sharon Van Etten: with her first album in four years, "take me back to the fact day after today," on the manner, the singer-guitarist sounds re-invigorated as she tweaks her sound whereas preserving the emotional specificity that made her earlier releases so stunning. eight:30 p.m. Feb. 14-15 at Thalia corridor, 1807 S. Allport St., $30-$45; thaliahallchicago.com.
Anderson Paak: The gospel drummer has converted himself into a flexible rapper-singer with a present for hooks and a knack for fusing common soul textures with hip-hop currency. 8 p.m. Feb. sixteen on the Riviera Theatre, 4746 N. Racine Ave., $111-$one hundred ninety; ticketmaster.com.
Bob mould: with his ace trio, together with drummer Jon Wurster and bassist Jason Narducy, mildew continues his streak of melodic blast-furnace albums with the forthcoming "Sunshine Rock." 8 p.m.