OIL ‘N SYRUP – DANISH ROOMI: EP REVIEW

INTRODUCTION

Danish Roomi, a R&B artist from Pakistan has dropped an EP called Oil ‘n Syrup in collaboration with Taha Hussain.
Danish is famously known for his lyrical work and poetry and he proved it right in this project
The EP is an exploration of love & loss.

SOUND & STYLE

1.“Kya Karun”
The EP opens with Kya Karun, a deeply emotional track featuring. Taha Hussain
This melancholic track delves into themes of heartbreak and longing. Psychobeats’ production creates a sad atmosphere, while Danish and Hussain’s heartfelt vocals convey the emotional depth of the lyrics. The track carries a beautiful hook and it goes like

ab tu yaad aaye to mai kya karoon
behisaab aaye to mai kya karoon
socha khwaab mai milunga mai tujhe
par ab khwaab bhi na aaye to kya karoon

2.“Karam”
Continuing the introspective theme, “Karam” explores the complexities of relationships, post breakup scenes and lostness. The hook by Danish is too good and poetic, also Taha Hussain’s verse, delivered with raw emotion, makes the track more beautiful

behke se hum, behke kadam
kehr hi esa ki gir jaaye hum
aafat hai teri aadayein sabhi
aik baar hasde aur karde karam

3.“Mehrban”
This track offers a more upbeat vibe, with a catchy hook and energy as compared to the first two tracks. Hussain’s impressive rhyming skills are killing it. Danish’s and Hussain’s collaborative effort results in a memorable and enjoyable listening experience.

hai leli meri zindagi, lele to
fiqarmand rehte wo aib jo
chupaye huye jaan ke dil mai sau
mai khud ka hi sach doon on metronome

4.“Jana Nahi”
The EP concludes with this soul touching track, showcasing Danish’s soulful hook and Hussain’s crazy rhymes. The production of Big Bunny on the track is too good, The melody and drums are hitting too hard. “Jana Nahi” is a beautiful and full of vibe track

nahi khamosh, rahoon madhosh
sar abhi karoon na teri fikar
khanabadosh, koi na close
mai aik musaafir aur tum aik khabar

PRODUCTION

The production of a project plays a crucial role in its overall success. A well-produced track can enhance the emotional impact of the music and make it more memorable
Oil ‘n Syrup is not just about the lyrics; it’s also about the overall atmosphere and production. The producers have created a sound that complements the artists’ styles and enhances the emotional impact of the music. The EP, with its beautiful instrumentation and atmospheric textures, adds another layer of depth to the listening experience.
The EP showcases a collaborative effort among three talented producers: Psychobeats, Prodmaarij, and Big Bunny. Each producer brought their unique style and expertise to the table, contributing to the diverse and engaging soundscape of the album.

CONCLUSION

“Oil ‘n Syrup” EP by Danish and Hussain is a masterpiece of emotional depth, sonic diversity, and poetic storytelling. This 4-track journey navigates the complexities of heartbreak, love, and hope, culminating in a transformative listening experience.
The EP is an essential listen for fans of emotive R&B, seeking authenticity and depth. Danish’s and Hussain’s work will resonate with those who have experienced heartbreak, struggle, and redemption.
For fans of artists like JANI, JJ47, and Young Stunners, “Oil ‘n Syrup” EP is a must-listen.

*SKELLINGTON’S THEORY*

Danish Roomi’s latest EP, “Oil ‘n Syrup”, has sparked intriguing discussions among listeners. At first glance, the title seems disconnected from the music. However, upon closer examination, a compelling narrative emerges.

The EP can be divided into two distinct thematic parts, mirroring the contrasting elements of its title.
The first two tracks, “Kya Karun” and “Karam”, embody the “Oil” – heavy, sad, and introspective. These songs delve into heartbreak, pain, and self-discovery.

And the final two tracks, “Mehrban” and “Jana Nahi”, represent the “Syrup” – sweet, vibrant, and uplifting. These songs exude resilience, hope, and joy, signaling a transformative shift.

In simple words,
Oil: Represents sadness, bad times, and sorrow. The first two songs of the EP, “Kya Karun” and “Karam,” express this sentiment.
Syrup: Represents sweet moments, and excitement. Songs like “Mehrbaan” and “Jana Nahi” fall into this category. Do you interpret the EP in a similar way?

OIL ‘N SYRUP – DANISH ROOMI

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