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Ria Adams – Jealousy (Review & Stream)

Ria Adams represents rebelliousness when it comes to making music, showing no restraint when it comes to infusing her explosiveness into any record she is on. With ‘Jealousy’, the Canadian artist continues to electrify listeners, delivering this highly energetic performance centered around both pop and futuristic vibes.

‘Jealousy’ has such an interesting sound to me: It feels like it has this combination of 80’s pop, and the
chaotic energy of present day House music. Nonetheless, Ria remains her exhilarating self on the record,
pouring out all she has from her verses to the chorus.

Jealously should always be met with this much passion and vitriol.

OVERALL RATING (4.2/5)

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