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yucky blucky fruitcake... she ate that

black girl memoir too, everything really. but maybe not the spoken word stuff like god (felt a bit random). so many fun melodic tracks on this like whats your name and the earlier-mentioned yucky blucky fruitcake, as well as some pop-rap bangers like drop out and something real.

fun asf tbh. yay doechii

cool concept for a compilation album, adding onto his collection it as if it were a personal hard drive.

very few of these songs tho i would come back to tho. mainly towards the middle of the tracklist, with tracks like leavemealone and stayinit being some absolute standouts with a very intricate production style. rumble, jungle and turn on the lights are tight also, especially since some of them capture the essence of their featured artist so well (e.g. the long builds common amongst swedish ... read more

cool atmosphere built in this album, whenever someone has a party storyline within their album they always eat.

the first three tracks weren't really it for me sonically, even though i enjoyed the moody production and how it introduces the nightlife notion (also the smooth transition between the halves on the third track). it definitely picks up for me once it reaches the morning, transitioning well from the darkened mood of the first tracks into the daylight. the following tracks are ... read more

she really had the world under a whole dance pandemic, in the middle of an actual pandemic.

dua really stuck well with the 'future nostalgia' concept. much of the tracklist leans very strongly into a disco and dance-pop vibe, that feels reminiscent of old, as well as very welcoming of the new. for example, some of the robotic ad-libs on the title track and levitating are very daft punk, and the beautiful orchestrated strings on love again really remind of gloria gaynor's 'i ... read more