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(blueweddings)

The second volume of TOMWYB presents, at times, simplistic production, but the horny lyrics are almost staining the whole album from top to bottom.

In "piss," I enjoy the sample; the verses are about not belonging here, and having sex just to get all of the thoughts from his brain.
90/100
"dreamguy" presents a relationship with a seventy-three-year gap. The chorus is not that bad, but the verses are a bit too much for me.
80/100
The third track shows very effect-heavy ... read more

Another EP from Jack, produced by Kevin JiJi, shows him in some vulnerable states. From internet love to low self-esteem.

Internet Boyfriend (95/100)
Back in the day, when I was super young and ultra stupid, I used to have an internet girlfriend, and she would tell me all the things that happened in her life in the span of 10 minutes, then she would say I need to sleep now, and still be active on the platform we were talking. That's why this is relatable to me.

Dress-Up (98/100)
Kinda ... read more

Icemagic feels like a chaotic mix of emotions, from humor to heartbreak. Some songs made me laugh, some made me overthink my own experiences, and a few hit way too close to home. Even when I didn't enjoy a track sonically, I could still see what Jack was going for.

Varia Suit (30/100)
I don't really like this song, and it's just because I don’t understand the lyrics; they are referring to some video game. I don't really like that loud ass synth, it's really not ... read more

I call this EP the green one, because of the artwork. It also feels like the color itself. Enjoyable for open ears, but feels repetitive at some points.

blue coins (87/100)
This is superior; the vocal effects feel almost ideal for what I was thinking when I saw the all-lower-case titles.

sparkling (100/100)
"Come see why I'm sparkling!"
Really enjoyable, the production feels fresh, and the vocals are not too much.

hear your love (90/100)
Repetitive, but pretty. Not much to say ... read more