Henry Aberson, the Tulsa drummer and producer, joins forces with Nariah Taylor and Korey Keys on “Wouldn’t You Know.” The collaboration draws on jazz, funk and R&B, with bass and keyboards giving the song an inviting rhythmic foundation. Taylor supplies the vocal presence, bringing a human focal point to Aberson’s groove-led approach. At two and a half minutes, the single makes a compact introduction to a musical partnership built around feel and interplay.
Groove, Trust, Heartbreak
-PurpleMistress
The emotional interest lies in the friction between that easy movement and the song’s bruised view of relationships. Trust becomes precarious when affection meets the practical demands of supporting somebody through difficulty. That combination gives the song something worth exploring beyond its immediate appeal. Aberson’s collaborative approach provides a persuasive setting for Taylor’s storytelling, allowing the rhythm to carry some of the emotional conversation. The result has the makings of a repeat listen, with its strongest appeal resting in the connection between musical ease and complicated feelings.






