Review: "Entice Me Baby" - Nicole Huff
- Kaitlyn Nicole
- Sep 10
- 2 min read
Have you ever met someone that sends shockwaves throughout your body, and you feel like no matter how much time you spend with them, you still can't ever get enough? They always have the right words to say to keep you wanting more, and they know exactly what they're doing; but in a love crazy way, you don't mind at all, and you know how to do it to them right back. "Entice Me Baby", Nicole Huff's debut original single, is a lustful battle of intoxicating each other into needing more and more.
"Entice Me Baby" has a sexy, sensual groove with a super nostalgic production style. Inspired by the likes of Demi Lovato and Britney Spears, Nicole Huff wrote this song with Jonah Cappa in less than an hour and was looking to give listeners something they could dance to with captivating vocals and a sentimental, confident, empowering atmosphere. Produced by Roy Hamilton III, the instrumentation consists of acoustic rhythm guitar, muted electric guitar, synths and a beat that is undeniably catchy to tie everything together.
Nicole Huff is a Toronto, Canada based singer, songwriter, dancer and actress. A natural born entertainer, Nicole is classically trained and has been in the entertainment industry ever since she was six years old. She's done everything from dance competitions, to competitive sports, to beauty pageants, to modeling, to playing instruments, to theater... just about anything. Although she's now finally jumping into a well-deserved music career, Nicole is most known for her award-winning acting and her role in the Netflix feature film, LUCKIEST GIRL ALIVE alongside Mila Kunis. Nicole's music has been a long time coming, and she's heavily inspired by early 2000's Pop / RnB artists like Britney Spears, Demi Lovato, Jennifer Lopez, Mariah Carey, and Ariana Grande. "Entice Me Baby" is her leading original single off of her debut EP, "Who We Are", which is out on all streaming platforms now!
Written By Kaitlyn Nicole
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