Review: "Chrome Heart" - Cargo G

“Chrome Heart” by singer-songwriter Cargo G is an experimental pop breakthrough. The track is a ballad of heartbreak and loss that combines sounds of neo-soul, electronic, and alternative pop. What is particularly interesting about Cargo G’s latest single, though, is how it rejects the traditional song structures and genre functions. “Chrome Heart” is split into two distinct halves. The first half is a more straightforward, acoustic piano ballad, while the latter half soars into innovative electronic pop fusion. The track is a sonic rollercoaster with a strong emotional core. “Chrome Heart” is yet another demonstration of how Cargo G is a boundary-pushing artist. The song is captivating, catchy, and totally unforgettable.

Cargo G and producer John Allen Stephens fuse their styles perfectly on “Chrome Heart.” The space-y, atmospheric instrumental paired with Cargo’s soulful singing makes the emotional core of the track shine. “Chrome Heart” is unique in its denseness. There are moments that are almost acapella and moments where the production is louder than Cargo. Its vastness casts a wide net for audiences. Fans of artists from Billie Eilish to Amy Winehouse could find equal amounts of things to love in “Chrome Heart.” Cargo G’s latest song is truly transcendent.

Cargo G is a Texas-born singer-songwriter. The artist strives for soulfulness and authentic, raw lyricism in her work. She only started officially releasing music this year and already has cultivated a strong discography. This past July, she released her debut EP “Pressure.” The three-track project included the songs “Holy,” “Pressure,” and “Hippies,” and was in part produced by John Allen Stephens. Cargo G’s career is just getting started, with plans for more releases and live performances coming up. You can listen to “Chrome Heart,” along with the rest of Cargo’s music, on streaming platforms now.

Written By Lauren Nolan

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