Momo Boyd might just be the new Fefe Dobson.
Momentum is quietly building for Momo Boyd. Her appearance on Baby Keem’s “Good Flirts” put more eyes on her, but “She’s A Sweetheart” shows she doesn’t need a co-sign to stand out. Coming from Infinity Song, the Roc Nation-signed group known for their organic rise, Boyd is now stepping forward with a sound that feels personal and fully her own.
The track leans into soft, acoustic-driven production with a light rock influence, creating a reflective, almost therapeutic atmosphere. It’s the kind of song that encourages stillness rather than movement. Vocally, Momo strikes a balance between soothing and emotionally charged, letting her slightly raspy tone glide over the instrumental. Lyrically, she dives into the struggles of being a people-pleaser, giving endlessly while being taken for granted, and slowly recognizing the cost of that role.
When I was in my weirdo phase in high school, this was the kind of music I listened (Everybody went through their own weirdo phase, right?).
Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.
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