B3XX, a neo-soul songwriter whose music evokes the soft glow of a delicate morning and vivid, love-drenched evenings, has, in her short time releasing music, brought warmth, honesty, and depth to listeners. Classic soul is brought forward alongside her contemporaries with an R&B-dazzled freshness that leans into a broad range of influences, manifesting in shimmering soundscapes and seductive rhythms.
The Florida-hailing first made a splash with her debut ‘Orange Silk’, unveiling the EP that song teased, Solar Plexus, this time last year. ‘All My Love’, the latest single, continues in the same vein, with all of the subtle refinements and confidence a year away comes with. Fellow vocal enchantress Sefína is enlisted as a collaborator, and the pair flow through the smoky atmosphere of romantic keys, subtle percussion and a melting bass groove. The lyrics unfold as a love letter, a call of endless infatuation, a selfless recreation as the world passes you by.
B3XX explains these themes herself, sharing, “All My Love is a song that represents the way I love, deeply, fully, and unconditionally, but also honestly. It’s about embracing someone’s flaws while still allowing each other the space to shine in the relationship.”
This setting is reflected right down to the intricacies of the mix, but it’s the performances that sharpen it into the epitome of tender passion and respect. B3XX and Sefína are the perfect pair, similar in many aspects in their delivery, but diverging just enough to bring these gracious, vivid harmonies in moments of duet, whilst telling their own stories beneath the surface.
B3XX continues, “Having Sefína co-write and perform on this record with me after just two sessions together brought such a unique depth and beauty; her artistry added another layer of emotion that really made the song feel complete.”
So far in B3XX’s career, it seems that whether she leans into more glossy R&B textures, akin to Ariana Grande, or more sultry neo-soul comparable to Lauryn Hill and Sade, she creates music that feels rose-tinted and reflective. It’s vulnerable, it’s fleeting, it’s alive, and at such an early stage in her musical career, the potential feels concrete, well worth having on your radar.