Eylsia Nicolas dives into new territory with “That’s Fine By Me,” an effort that refuses to be pinned down to any one musical lane. It is rooted in Afropop, but it also goes beyond the expected territories, fusing the textures of rhythm and blues with house-inflected movement to create a sound that is individual, contemporary, and self-assuredly experimental.
The production is lively and danceable, and the vocal delivery gives emotional weight and freedom for the vibe of the song. A smooth tension exists between beat and melody that makes the song engaging from start to finish, you can feel the groove and the emotion simultaneously.
“That’s Fine By Me” has a purpose, style, and creative confidence to it. It shows an artist who is more than ready to take familiar influences and make them her own. The result is a genre-blending release that feels fresh, expressive, and ready to make a lasting impression.
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