The intro sounds like like a chopped-up musical number from Fiddler on the Roof, but "Dreams of Summer" rounds the corner at about the thirty-second mark, and turns into a great Hip-Hop track with flow to spare. The muted bass, and meandering guitar sampling, serve as a great contrast to Nardo's harsh, almost gravely, voice. To top it all off, the hook feels like something pulled right out of a John Legend track (this is a good thing). With a well thought-out composition, and verses that synch up perfectly with the melody, The Bins is definitely on to something here. It's a great combination of sounds found off the beaten path, and the type of crowd pleasing music that is sure to earn him some new listeners.
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