Cash Cash takes you on dance pop joyride with their latest release, ‘Say It Like You Feel It’

Recommended Tracks: “Ride or Die”, “Finest Hour”, “Practice”, “Paris to New York”
Artists You May Like: Avicii, Kygo, Zedd, Breathe Carolina

By now you’ll have heard the life affirming single “Too Late” (feat Wiz Khalifa & Lukas Graham), and the seriously romantic “Ride or Die” feat. pop songwriter and rising star, Phoebe Ryan. You’d be right to guess that with the full album release Say It Like You Feel It, Cash Cash is about to take you on dance pop joyride.

DANCE MUSIC + SOLID VOCAL HOOKS = MUSICAL CATHARSIS

Say It Like You Feel It has all the hallmarks you’ve come to expect of a good pop infused EDM album. The music drives, builds, and drops in a satisfyingly familiar cadence beneath sticky vocal hooks. Fortunately for us, there’s a lot to be said on themes as relatable as hedonistic impulses and relationships – at least a good 18 songs worth! When suddenly a particular hook or lyric stands out, be prepared for an extra dopamine hit. You’ll dance hard… on repeat, and maybe have an epiphany or two. A good variety of well and lesser-known featured artists – Wiz Khalifa, Lukas Graham, Pheobe Ryan, Abir, Dashboard Confessional, Nasri of MAGIC!, Conor Maynard, and so many more! Skillful and consistent musical concoctions by Cash Cash guarantees pop EDM fans will come away with the experience they’re looking for.

While themes are many and varied, there’s no denying that Cash Cash and guests have tapped into every stage of breakup on Say It Like You Feel It. If not in that headspace, no worries! Cash Cash signature beats will still satisfy any time. But if you’re looking for a cathartic breakup album, this will do you nicely. Check out “Practice” featuring Taylor Buono and “Love You Now” featuring Georgia Ku.

“The Feels” featuring powerhouse vocals from Alex Newell, disco-esque synth strings, and electric piano grooves gives some old school flair. Rocking the forward piano break to great affect is “Paris In New York” featuring Brandon Colbein and “Finest Hour” featuring Abir. The latter is also notable for Abir’s compelling vocal style and tasty brass arrangement.