Annabel Chima

Genre: Rap, Hip Hop, Indie, RnB, Pop This song is inspired by the flow and style of Nicki Minaj and Doja Cat. The hook is very catchy and engaging, immediately drawing the audience in. The overall lyrics are quirky, especially in the verses where I included double entendres, satire and confrontational, sexual jargon. The vibes/atmosphere of the lyrics are highly boastful, mocking, with a tint of anger. It fits perfectly into most genres, especially rap.

Genre: RnB, Hip Hop, possibly Rap This lyric illustrates the anger of a lover who does not know where they stand with their person. Are they just friends or are they dating? Do they fancy them or not? These are the questions they want answers to. They warn that their uniqueness is unmatched - if their person does not reveal their feelings and keeps wasting their time, they will move on and their person will never meet another like them. All they want is a sign that their person is interested in them so that they can be free. The lyrics are very relatable. The vibes and atmosphere of the lyrics are confrontational, flirty and cautioning. It fits perfectly into most genres, especially rap.

Genre: Rap, Trap, Hip Hop This lyric is one of the most unique raps I have written recently because it encompasses Astrology and it romanticises the star signs. Mars is known as the God of War and Pluto is known as the God of the underworld, as it is associated with death and rebirth. Mars governs the star sign, Aries, whilst Pluto rules Scorpio. Aries, being a fire sign and Scorpio being a water sign means that they balance each other out and together, create a steamy union. There are a lot of double entendres in the verses to depict the flirtation between the Aries man and the Scorpio woman. The vibes and atmosphere of the lyrics are sexy, sultry and romantic with a catchy hook. You're guaranteed a heated audience. It fits perfectly into most genres, especially rap.

This lyric personifies temptation and seduction at its finest, embodying an undeniable mystical vibe. It describes being excited of the unknown and just simply going with the flow of life, even when it seems dangerous. It speaks for those who need to come out of their comfort zone. The tempo is quite upbeat, suitable for dance, indie/rock and house genres. However, it does fit perfectly into most genres. You're guaranteed a hyped audience.

This song describes sex and money as being an equal exchange. I play with a lot of satire in the lyrics to delivery its message. Essentially, it tells a story of a man impressing a woman with money/expensive gifts, getaway trips abroad and buying her designer clothes to get sex in return. The lyrics pretty much speak for themselves; "The more he lay up/The more he better pay up." It empowers women to recognise their value and plan out the future they want to live. Utilise opportunities to get what you want; do not just hope for the best. It has a comedic vibe to it, with a cheeky and 'boasy' mood. You're guaranteed an enticed audience. It fits perfectly into most rap genres.