DCF aka PRINCE CASPIAN is a little bit of an enigma, but his sound is unmistakably grand and impressively radio-ready, so we can do with the slight shroud of perplexity. We just came across the guy today, anyway, and are getting to know him and his electronic-inclined, R&B-infused, and perfectly poppy sound, but already, we know he's slated for reception he's yet to receive. With "Twenty Something" and "RIDE THE WAVE" released over the past month (the latter of which was released today), the Torontonian has really rolled out a well-executed tone, and it's reminded us a bit of a lighter, more accessible Sunni Colón. Now, that's going to come across as a huge comparison for those familiar with the latter man, but it's well-deserved; DCF knows how to make stimulating choruses, and with his pairing them with fun, lively sonic backdrops, which is precisely what he's done with the two efforts featured here, there's no reason at all to think that he can't keep the exciting pace up with all ensuing (and, hopefully, well-receiving) efforts that follow.

Written by Taylor Rummel