I’m proud and glad to see her coming to the surface with her interpretation of pop. Yet when it comes to tracks, when I remove my emotion towards her, they are always fine to me, always fine at demo’s level.
I love the way she's deditcating to details but the overall doesn't get me to the deep as usual . To me, it's like a huge painting with amazing details, but it's not the case when I step back to see the whole picture.
Don't know why it brought me into tears, but I know this album is definately a good work!
Alfie's works are always flawless in EP lenghth. In Mellow Moon, he did successfully put out a full-length album with hisbubbly creaitves. However, the longer I listened to it, the harder I can find joy and interesting twist like I did from the beginning.
It’s a completely joy ride, shifting from indie to dance without any fragmentation!
Without a doubt, Ella Mai has the ability to deliver fine R&B songs. What's missing here is her presence, I can't remember any of them after listening the second time.
The full EP is like an easy-breezy ride. It's freshly charming. We could hear her talent shining vividly throught out the whole project.
Throughout the experience, Sabrina's smooth vocal makes the album become piece of art after piece of art. It's confident, it's powerful, it's also fluent.
The majority of the album is good. But It's 30-min LP, he could've done better without any filler included.
I disagree with all the negative reviews! It's actually an aggressive and ambitious work, covered with cheap production to make pop music rougher than ever. This project is a bop.
Charli successfully produced her creativity in a thorough way. Crash not only embodied Charli's maturity when it comes to song writing, but represented her bubbly adventure in retro pop.
The original had everything packed in one. There were no space for me to have a second thought. However, when it comes to deluxe version, it reduced the temptation that original had gotten. Still, 80 for the OG!
Amber Mark’s long-waited debut album serves a dream that no one wants to wake up. It’s vivid that you could see her roots, passion, determination, vulnerability, and wise are dancing on the silk-like R&B fabric, when you’re listening to it.
Miley supposed to deliver a live album beyond expectations with her sophisticated vocal and the complexities layers. Yet her first live album sounded tired even though she was completely playing safe here. Every part of it was shouting its segmentation, and how rush it was excused.
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