alonsomusicdotnet Says “Goodbye, Michelle”

Rating: 5 out of 5.

A heartfelt emo rap offering that thoughtfully reflects on relationship struggles and knowing when it’s time to move on.

Multi-talented alonsomusicdotnet is an independent artist with a long-standing passion for music. He began his journey by making beats for rappers, collaborating with local artists, and selling beats online. His focus shifted to creating his own music after experiencing life events that inspired him to write his own songs. Remarkably, all of alonsomusicdotnet’s music is created through freestyling. He shares, “I only record when I have something real to say.” He also notes, “I treat recording music like a form of therapy. It helps me vent when I need to and create something out of the way I feel.” One of his recent releases is the hip-hop/rap single “Goodbye, Michelle.”

With an immersive blend of ear-pleasing instrumental moments and moody beats, “Goodbye, Michelle” provides an emotionally stirring backdrop that perfectly complements the tune’s touching tale of heartbreak. Lyrics like “I can’t take your problems no more, Take them somewhere else, It’s a shame, Been a while since I felt the way I felt” and “I got my own problems but I work on mine, It’s a lot different cause you won’t take the time” capture the artist’s honest message to a problematic partner. Fueled by its emotive vocals and raw, relatable narrative, alonsomusicdotnet gifts us with a heartfelt emo rap offering that thoughtfully reflects on relationship struggles and knowing when it’s time to move on. So press play and let the words of “Goodbye, Michelle” offer guidance on matters of the heart.



Discover more from RGM

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

You Might Also Like

Popular Posts

Whether you like it or not, DDG is a leader of the new school.
Kirk Franklin and GloRilla bring high-energy gospel vibes to “This Time,” an uplifting single about overcoming struggles and pushing forward.
John Legend explores the uncomfortable contrast between beauty and tragedy on “Fireflies,” refusing to let moments of light distract from the darkness surrounding them.
Quavo recruits Pharrell, Future, Offset, Tyler, and more for star-studded album "QRÖMELIFE," arriving October 2.