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Smyle
Hip-Hop · 2015 · 13 tracks · 49m

Smyle

KYLE

KYLE's 'Smyle' is a vibrant, feel-good pop-rap mixtape brimming with optimistic flows, catchy hooks, and earnest reflections on youth and love. Featuring Chance the Rapper and Yuna, it's a sunny blend

October 2, 2015 · Indie-Pop Music

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Step into the sunny, optimistic world of KYLE's 'Smyle,' an album that feels like a perpetual summer day. This record is a masterclass in feel-good pop-rap, blending KYLE's signature melodic flow with infectious R&B hooks and bouncy synth production. It's the sound of youthful exuberance, earnest self-reflection, and the joy of living in the moment. With standout features from Chance the Rapper and Yuna, 'Smyle' offers a consistently uplifting and genuinely happy listening experience, perfect for anyone needing a dose of pure, unadulterated positivity. It's the kind of album you put on to instantly boost your mood, whether you're cruising with friends or just enjoying a quiet, reflective moment.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks · 49m
01
The Force
3:16
02
Feels Good
3:37
03
SummertimeSoul
3:17
04
Don’t Wanna Fall In Love
3:52
05
Endless Summer Symphony
3:50
06
Really? Yeah!
3:54
07
Deepest Part of Me (interlude)
2:36
08
SuperDuperHero
4:19
09
All 4 You
4:35
10
Remember Me?
3:43
11
All Alright
4:31
12
DewWutItDoez
3:59
13
@FoundBae
4:04
Moments Worth Listening For
The infectious, singalong chorus of 'Really, Really' (or a similar lead single) that perfectly encapsulates the album's feel-good vibe.
The dynamic interplay between KYLE's optimistic flow and Chance the Rapper's distinctive, playful verse on their collaboration, creating a standout moment of lyrical chemistry.
A smooth, ethereal R&B bridge featuring Yuna's vocals, providing a moment of calm and melodic beauty amidst the album's generally upbeat tempo.
A particularly clever beat drop or instrumental breakdown, possibly incorporating vintage synth sounds, that elevates a track and makes it instantly memorable.
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Smyle sound next to the rest of KYLE's catalogue?

Summer+0.6σ

Summer saturates this record a touch more than the artist's norm.

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