Ex Parte

Female-led bluegrass / Americana storytelling song with acoustic drive and clear forward momentum, Tempo 96-100 BPM, Very short instrumental intro (2–3 seconds maximum), then vocals enter immediately, Prominent acoustic guitar, upright bass, mandolin, and light fiddle accents, Minimal piano or none, Tight rhythmic feel that keeps the story moving, Female lead vocal with clear, grounded tone, natural phrasing, no theatrical or pop delivery, Light harmony vocals only in chorus or later sections, blended and organic, not gospel, No humming, no oohs, no ahhs, Arrangement should feel intimate, roots-based, and emotionally direct, like a classic bluegrass narrative that unfolds efficiently without dragging

Genre: high-energy soul-pop protest anthem with gospel influence, Tempo: 110 BPM, Female lead vocal with powerful, expressive range, Style: bold soul delivery, emotive, rhythmic, melodic — not spoken word, Vocals must be fully sung throughout, No rap, no spoken-word, no talk-singing, Hook features a call-and-response spelling of “C-O-N-S-E-N-T, ” each letter clearly sung on beat, rhythmic and punchy, followed by melodic sung lines, Alternate between spelled hook and sung hook, Verses are fully sung with strong melody, assertive phrasing, and emotional intensity, Background vocals are choral and gospel-inspired, adding a church-like atmosphere without slowing the tempo, Dynamic contrast between hook and verses, Final hook is repeated, layered, and shouted by background vocals, ending emphatically on the word “CONSENT, ”

Funky bassline, horns confident strut beat, female vocals