Lubalin and Lonely Boy team up with new song, Listen

Lubalin
Two Ottawa born artists who now reside in Montreal, have teamed up together to make a longing and regret filled song called Listen, Lubalin's debut track. We here at The Ottawa Sound got a sneak peek and we are impressed.

Lubalin's gritty rough vocals and low key production merge well with the smooth voice of Lonely Boy, and the result is a depressing, but a somehow uplifting song that anybody that has been through a rough break up or bad argument can relate too. While we are not big fans of R&B/Hip-Hop we can see that this track has massive potential and is radio friendly.

Lonely Boy
The song has an easy to follow rhythm and melody with catchy lyrics. The music video is very high quality, but very low key. The video shows the two artists gagged and bound in the back of a red BMW as their captors drive through the city of Montreal and on the highways.

The official release date is January 18th so make sure to mark it down on your calendar. R&B/Hip-Hop fans should pay attention and keep their eyes out for the official release of this up and coming artist's music, also, check back here soon for a link to the video once it's officially released!
Listen's cover art.
Lubalin: Instagram Facebook Soundcloud
Lonely Boy: Instagram

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