CASE STUDY 01
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CRITIC REVIEWS
80
It's a solid effort by an artist who is, more or less, still a rookie, attempting to diversify his sound early on in order to avoid cementing himself into gospel music for the entirety of his career.
1mo
67
While there are flashes of wisdom on Case Study 01, there are also a handful of clunky moments when Caesar’s out of his depth.
1mo
60
There’s nothing truly terrible here, but – beyond Brandy rolling back the years – there’s nothing that will make you reach for the replay button either.
1mo
60
Case Study has gorgeous moments, but it lacks the overall clarity and focus of Freudian; it is muddled from the very beginning.
1mo
60
One of Freudian's biggest strengths is the way it creates a vibe and keeps it up throughout. That carries through here to an extent, but the album feels less cohesive as he stretches out.
1mo
50
Case Study 01 sounds much less polished and labored over than Freudian—perhaps in an attempt to catch lightning in a bottle—but, more often than not, the results are less than electric.
1mo
Don't let the release of 'Bandana' take all your attention away, Daniel Caesar has a new album after two years!
First things first my thoughts on his discography so far, before the release of this album. I've liked everything that Daniel has done so far, although his songs and sound became quite repetitive. I'm more forgiving when it comes to debut albums, seeing as it mostly a showcase of the artists talent and not a shift in sound and subject matter. With this in mind I liked Freudian a lot, ... read more
First things first my thoughts on his discography so far, before the release of this album. I've liked everything that Daniel has done so far, although his songs and sound became quite repetitive. I'm more forgiving when it comes to debut albums, seeing as it mostly a showcase of the artists talent and not a shift in sound and subject matter. With this in mind I liked Freudian a lot, ... read more
It's quite sad to hear such a great voice from a dude with great potential on a field filled of super bland and lifeless R&B. I hope next records show more hunger for more vivid songs and albums, because he can pull it off if he wants to.
Daniel Caesar is the equivalent to off brand cereal. The taste is there but it doesn't live up to the real thing...
I get nothing out of this album when I should. His debut was really soulful and had me wanting him to stick to that formula. Here it's just uninspired r&b that is just a carbon copy of his counter parts.
I get nothing out of this album when I should. His debut was really soulful and had me wanting him to stick to that formula. Here it's just uninspired r&b that is just a carbon copy of his counter parts.
This second Daniel Caesar album, I was looking forward to it. The Canadian has charmed the world with his successful debut album, "Freudian", in 2017, whose sweet "Best Part", with singer H.E.R, earned him the Grammy for best R&B performance in 2019. Without surprise, "CASE STUDY 01" is a decent album. The delicate Canadian crooner dissects his moods once again, thus offering us great moments of grace, despite a vague boredom and his writing is sometimes ... read more
A "case study" on the sophomore slump, this whole album reads as growing pains would have been better off with an "EP" or "Mixtape" labeling, Caesar seems to not know his own sound on this, he is trying to be hard lyrically when his voice is as soft as her pantieeess. Yeah its not charming, "Cyanide" on the otherhand is: it has the River Tiber hushings and patios undertones, while Daniel Caesar's falsetto works so well, but little sections of this track ... read more
Track List
- ENTROPY
- CYANIDE
- LOVE AGAIN
- FRONTAL LOBE MUZIK (feat. Pharrell Williams)
- OPEN UP
- RESTORE THE FEELING (feat. Sean Leon & Jacob Collier)
- SUPERPOSITION (feat. John Mayer)
- TOO DEEP TO TURN BACK
- COMPLEXITIES
- ARE YOU OK?
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Added on: June 27, 2019
