Seigetrops brings sunshine you can hear in "Just Ask"

At a time when things are moving at about 200 miles an hour, Dutch artist Seigetrops beckons you to slow down, chill out, and let the music smile for you. "Just Ask" is Kyan's newest single, a reggae-soaked pop gem that breezes over you like an afternoon sun, warm and fuzzy and hard not to sway along with. Seigetrops is a Dutch artist spicing an age-old mix with contemporary pop windpipes, and even as his sound feels traditional, it sounds rejuvenated through fresh ears. He's not trying to make a hit record, he's building a place that feels cozy, humble, and very nice.

The foundation of these songs is a gently flowing, reggae-inspired rhythm, while both melodies and harmonies glide above it in a pop style. The kind of track you can listen to with headphones on whilst strolling solo, and sounds just as perfect, blurring from speakers at a summer gathering. This song sits perfectly in the middle of being chilled out and upbeat; it is this unique area that Seigetrops manages to encapsulate so well, which is why this track suits both chillout playlists and feel-good music.

"Just Ask" is an open gate, both lyrically and emotionally, but it involves risk, vulnerability, and putting yourself out there without trying to control it. There is a welcoming kind of simplicity here, not in the craft, which is finely spun, but in how it all sounds like anyone could pack themselves alongside this tune. Whatever you may be feeling, "Just Ask" is an equal opportunity uplifting fare.

Talking about the song, "Just Ask" is not just another summer track; sometimes it means much more, and then suddenly a fuss-free connection can be made. From the first piano note to the energy that explodes as Seigetrops clicks on with an exuberant, absolutely no-holds-barred delivery should be bottled and replayed as much as possible.