Snoh Aalegra

- ugh, those feels again

It’s been two years since Snoh released her gorgeous debut album “Feels”, a 60's soul instrumentation full length record filled with great esque from hip hop old school and the contemporary r&b. since then, she released 'I Want You Around', til now, it’s probably her most successful single, and released three more singles promoting a new record, none of the other songs received the attention from the lead single and and she’s still not successfully close to the ... read more

Great follow up to "Feels". I miss the more melodramatic retro vibes of "Feels" but this a more grounded sound for Snoh and with no guest features, she does a great job of not tiring out the listener. Lovely production and vocals as expected with really great writing. Only dud was Charleville 9200 pt. 2.
Faves: Toronto, You, Nothing To Me

Snoh isn’t as in pocket as when she had the spacey retro production from NO ID, but I can appreciate the polished tweak to the sound on this. Some real nice moments on here including some timely strings, keys and guitars that elevate the project. I can definitely take away a few gems, including “You” which is an amazing soundscape displaying a lavish longing with undertones of sorrow. Did that sound pretentious? Idc shit is hot

This is such a high-quality neo-soul album. Snoh's voice is so smooth and relaxing in some places and fiery & passionate in other parts. The production sounds so polished and even somewhat vintage (in a good way). The production seems to take some strong cues from Funk & Hip/Hop. It takes these elements and creates some great and incredibly tasteful soul tracks. The songwriting is also on point for the majority of this album. This such an enjoyable followup from her 2017 album ... read more