“Real Life,” the latest track from Chicago’s vibrant electronic music scene, is a collaborative gem from Artist/DJ Sherm and the emerging duo BLUPRNT, released via Hood Politics. This isn’t just another addition to the city’s music portfolio; it’s a vivid, pulsating anthem that captures what the heart of Chicago’s house scene is all about.
The track itself is a masterclass in electronic music production. It’s all about the rhythm and the groove, with an irresistible beat that pulls you in from the first note. The vocal samples aren’t just sounds; they’re an integral part of the track’s fabric, adding a layer of depth and emotion that resonates with the listener. The synth stabs acting as the heartbeat of “Real Life,” giving the track its bold, unapologetic character.
What makes “Real Life” stand out is its ability to encapsulate the essence of a night out in Chicago’s buzzing club scene – taking you on a journey through highs and lows, with each crescendo drawing you deeper into the experience. It’s a track that simply transports you.
While Sherm’s expertise and BLUPRNT’s fresh perspective are evident, “Real Life” is really about the music itself. It’s a celebration of the electronic genre, a tribute to the city’s nightlife, and shows off the power of collaboration. This track is a must-listen for anyone who wants to feel the pulse of Chicago’s electronic scene.
