What do we have here? A K-pop dance track with a consistent pulse? A rugged electro beat that doesn’t slow or stop even for the pre-chorus?? These shouldn’t be rare features to find in a song, yet Narsha’s Game feels like a time capsule unearthed from a different era.
This shouldn’t be surprising coming from Narsha. Best known for her work with Brown Eyed Girls (the beat here sounds quite similar to their iconic Abracadabra), she released a 2010 mini album promoted by a couple very Lady Gaga-esque tracks. Game could fit in right alongside that music. This sound dates the the song, but in a fun way. Verbal Jint offers some guest-rapper power but it’s Narsha’s inviting performance that guides us through Game‘s sexy strut. The melodies aren’t strong enough to make this a classic, but its energy is very refreshing.
| Hooks | 8 |
| Production | 9 |
| Longevity | 8 |
| Bias | 9 |
| RATING | 8.5 |
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This crispy beat annoys me a bit… But her voice sounds excellent as always, it kinda makes me love the chorus!
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Wow this is great. I’d be very surprised if anything else this month tops this
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This is so unapologetically Gen-2 Kpop, mix with early ’10 electro pop. I love it!
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I was a little disappointed when she announced her return and she did it with a subdued song like Blush (which in any case stuck to me over the days), but with this song I do recognize the Narsha who brought us a work ahead of its time like Bbi Ri Bba Bba. I love it.
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