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Confident, well-paced, and catchy as heck. Great production too, it sounds slick and cutting edge. It's a poppier take on the jazz funk sound, and it has plenty of inspired moments that will delight.

RMP feels so well-thought out and also spontaneous at the same time. It has a leisurely pace that I would associate to a chill jam session, but in practice there are intricate, well-prepared layers. I also enjoy delving into the lyrics, the writing style is delicate and detailed, and the vocals just hit right. I haven't heard these guys before, so this feels like the most pleasant surprise hit of the year for me.

This is pretty nice. It's the kind of music that you would stumble upon, maybe playing on a local cafe, and it grabs you in a way that makes you forget why you're there in the first place. 30 minutes just flew by. Technical and groovy instrumentations, with a good sense of pace.

First off, this album sounds exactly like how I expected, purely judging by the cover art. It has this ethereal, fantastical vibe to it that is quite lovely. It's probably the perfect album to play for stargazing at night. I did feel the itch for more dance-able, faster paced moments; the soundscape feels right for a round or two of DDR and the album didn't give me that. But the whole thing might grow on me later, as slower-paced albums tend to.