I like this better than your last couple of entries. Good lyrics, and solid a capella sections. The mix is solid as usual.

Another fun lyrical take, and interesting instrumental choice (is that ukulele and fuzz bass?) I don't love this as much as some songs from the round but I do feel like it's a step up from your last couple of songs and I don't have much to critique - the only thing that bothers me is the way the second line ends in the middle of a sentence, it feels clunky and sets a bad first impression for the song, although you recover in style.

The first time I heard this, I thought my player had skipped to “Right Round” from the Pitch Perfect soundtrack. I have listened to that soundtrack so many times that I made that connection, don’t ask me why I did. It’s not because of my secret love of Anna Kendrick. Because it’s not really a secret. Anyway it’s a nice mix although the one aside is a little loud to me. This is a good way to use the a cappella, breaking into this big chorus. Nice drum sound too. This song has a better build to it than what I remember of your other songs in this competition, but then it just ends, only having had two gears, and I really felt like we were going to get another gear in this song, either something stepping up at the end or breaking it down with a second a cappella section, that’s where I thought you were going. Feels kind of unfinished, to me.

Love the intro, that doorbell into the a cappella instantly hooks you. Love the layers of vocals in the arrangement. The lyrics are goofy and cute, though a bit at odds with your vocal delivery, which sounds essentially as intense as ever... I think pulling it back a tad except for emphasis, or letting the intensity grow throughout, might work better with the lyrical content. I saw Vom’s comment about the first line ending in the middle of a sentence, which actually didn’t bother me since when you’re singing it you do proceed smoothly, but there were a few little phrasing things that bothered me--the fact that you’re rhyming “you” with the filler word “to” and putting it on a strong beat, the emphasis on the word “invite” bugged me (should be “IN-vite” for the noun). The little dropout on “no, they’re not offensive” was a cute touch. It’s a nice song and very tightly performed, but I didn’t feel like it drew me back for repeat listens as much as the ones I placed higher.