Katie Dey

mydata

Katie Day once again stuns and mystifies with the trippy, beautiful and deeply emotionally charged 'mydata', another home run for the incredibly talented Aussie native who has been consistently been dropping some of the most beautiful and emotional bedroom pop albums of the decade. As of now, this may be my least favourite album of hers, but purely because her last two are two of my all time favourite albums of all time, and over time, the less reverb-heavy, minimalist, even more vocal focused ... read more

im crying
you're crying
we're all crying

'mydata' is an amazing pop album of its kind, with its own unusual sound

It's like a trip on your worst case scenarios and your craziest wonders, all painted in million colors, but somehow the music feels black and white, almost deadly. There's an urge to express a depression in camouflage, I feel the poetic need for that, most of pop music are exactly like this. But the difference is that here, Katie Dey doesn't care about the appeal, she's just releasing her demons through music, and I honestly think that's beautiful.