Subject matter

FleeQy’s pen has never come into question from listeners who frequent her music. She has always been able to balance the pen with song-making. Oftentimes, rising artists are too concerned with murdering the beat rather than creating a good song. Let me give you an example from 3SIXTY. The song ‘Lendlela’ is an example of how to perfectly find the balance between showing off your pen and finding pockets of melodies to create a pleasurable listening experience. On the song, she delivers three different flows, each one focusing on a different aspect of her songwriting ability without over-indexing on one aspect. That is the mark of a true artist.

X factor

To put it simply, an X factor is that special something about an artist that separates them from the crowd. On 3SIXTY, FleeQy’s X factor came with her audacity to explore a completely new sound. One that is so much more mature in comparison to her previous efforts. There are three songs where I felt FleeQy was at the peak of her powers. Those songs are ‘Safe Space’, ‘Honest’ and ‘A Little Bit’. Those three songs exist in the pocket of neo-soul. The most magical part about these three songs is her delivery. She carries a cadence and flow that perfectly match the poetic production. In all honesty, it is a flawless execution of the sound from the lead vocal down to the smallest backing vocal.