Andoni combines soaring vocals and frantic production while confronting an emotionally destructive connection.
Andoni is a special artist, and after hearing his new five-track EP, ALL OR NOTHING, I have a feeling plenty of people will reach the same conclusion.
One of the project’s strongest moments is “CALL ME WHEN IT’S OVER,” a record that puts his versatility and emotional instincts on full display.
The track is powered by production that feels dark, frantic, and vintage all at once. Its restless energy keeps you on your toes, almost as if something could explode at any moment. Somehow, Andoni sounds completely at home inside that chaos.
Vocally, this may be one of his most impressive performances yet. He reaches some stunning highs, pours genuine passion into every line, and gives the song a level of vulnerability that makes its subject matter feel even heavier. Rather than treating heartbreak like a passing inconvenience, Andoni explores the dangerous grip of toxic attachment and compares its numbing effects to drug use.
“CALL ME WHEN IT’S OVER” is captivating from beginning to end. It showcases Andoni’s vocal talent, genre-blurring sound, and willingness to address something painfully real without watering down the emotions involved.
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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