Really groovy start. The voice and lyrics match the melody and pace of the song. Reminds me of Thee Dog Night, a tad. You sound like you’re having fun.

ooh, a slowie. You're playing with fire dropping the tempo with these judges! But it works for me, I still have some genre bias here but there's a great laid-back groove to this one that I like a whole lot. Laid back does drift into "slightly scrappy" a few times later on and I did wonder if maybe this would be better if it ended a section earlier but if that meant we lost the gorgeous harmonised lead guitar part then that'd be a shame. This one sounds really good driving with the windows open after we finally got some sunshine this week.

Started off with a chill “Why can’t we be friends” vibe. I actually liked your first couple lines as well. I thought it was the good jumping off point for a diss track even if the song didn’t set the mood I was expecting. However I wasn’t able to pick out who your target was, and it didn’t take long before (again) I just couldn’t follow anything. Aside from that, there were places where the song slows down or gets distorted & feels out of place. The first example that bothered me was, “we built this city on exploitation”. And I don’t know if anyone told you, but your song ended around the 3:30 mark. It’s always awkward when the musician is last to know...

Nice spacious groove, I like that organ sound and the guitars sound great. However, it did kind of overstay its welcome for me... at 3:50 I thought it was about to end and was surprised to find it going on for another minute and a half after that. (But I do like the harmonized lead bit there at the end.) Nice production and performance all around. Lyrics-wise, I think the lyrics are sharp and nicely written, but I don't think I ever would have called this a diss track. I appreciate it but it didn't connect with me personally.