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Camp, fun, light and vocally flawless, TRAFOAMP is a fantastic introduction to Chappell Roan and her sound.
All it’s missing are some mega-hit singles to elevate this record to the stratosphere.
If her new single Good Luck, Babe and her unreleased track Subway are anything to go by, the sky is the limit for her next project.

Remi Wolf’s second album explodes out the blocks with fantastic funky singles that may be some of the best she’s ever released. Unfortunately, the front half of the album being so loaded means the second half just sounds a little less powerful by comparison.
Nonetheless, Remi Wolf is at her most vocally powerful and commanding in this album, and when her sound is at its best, few can touch her in the pop funk genre.

Best: Toro, Soup
Worst: When I thought of you

Revisiting this album in 2024, I’ve reached the unpopular opinion that HS gets more criticism that it warrants. Often written off as just Sign of the Times and nothing much else, the more you persist with the other tracks on the record, the more they grow on you with their smart instrumentation and soft rock tones.
The album itself is a manifestation of the sounds and themes Harry couldn’t explore in the confines of One Direction, with references to flings, sexual affairs, jealousy ... read more

Laced with intelligent production, the pair have created a unique psychedelic pop record that is an impressive evolution of their earlier work.
Vocally, Mica takes the record to a new level with an intimate, unique and emotional performance throughout that is filled with subtleties - no two verses or choruses are the same in a single track.
The sound at large feels more fleshed out than their still-impressive debut ‘Mercurial World’ with more intricate instrumentation and layered ... read more