From his maxi single Three Steps, Los Angeles-based indie R&B singer Marvin Dark releases the first single is “It’s Going Down (Gimme That Look).” The songs talks about the three stages of a relationship: the meeting, the romance, and the breakup.
The video (directed by Mike Relm) is fun and flirty, and highlights the on-camera chemistry between Marvin and his sexy leading lady. “The video is about a super bomb girl and a guy,” Marvin explains about the video. “They meet each other. The guy is trying to get her to feel him, and eventually she does.”
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“It’s Going Down (Gimme That Look)” by Marvin Dark is a bold and energetic hip-hop track that commands attention from the get-go. The song bursts into action with a lively beat and pulsating bassline that immediately sets the tone for a high-energy experience. Marvin Dark’s confident and charismatic delivery grabs listeners by the collar, drawing them into the intensity of the track.
Lyrically, “It’s Going Down (Gimme That Look)” exudes swagger and bravado, with Marvin Dark flexing his lyrical prowess and asserting his dominance in the rap game. His flow is sharp and precise, effortlessly riding the rhythm with a mix of clever wordplay and catchy hooks. The chorus is infectious, with a memorable hook that sticks in your head long after the song ends.
The production on “It’s Going Down (Gimme That Look)” is polished and dynamic, featuring a mix of electronic elements and hard-hitting percussion that create a powerful and immersive sound. The beat hits hard and stays relentless throughout, driving the track forward with relentless energy.
Overall, “It’s Going Down (Gimme That Look)” by Marvin Dark is a standout hip-hop track that demands to be heard. Its bold lyrics, infectious beat, and charismatic delivery make it a perfect anthem for anyone looking to make a statement and take charge. Whether you’re hitting the club or just need a boost of confidence, this track delivers the goods.
“This is the first song on the maxi single, so it’s like the ground work for it. We meet. I’m trying to spit my game,” Marvin says. “And then on the second song, ‘The Reasons,’ we’re already together. I’m telling the girl, ‘I think you’re great.’ The last song is the breakup song. It’s very sad and emotional, very rude.”
Marvin released his debut EP Pay In Advance in 2015 and has found success with songs “Picture This,” “Do It Some More,” and “Demonstrate.” The artist who cites Usher, Alicia Keys, and Anita Baker among his influences says he wants his music to “spread the message of love.”
Three Steps recently released on iTunes.
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