Not for me. I’m not going to leave a score since I don’t have a specific number in mind.
This album is giving me major teenage vibes. Good times, I guess... *ugly crying face*
Smelling freshly cut grass, walking in the woods, and catching the late spring rays of the sun make the album sound extremely edible and attractive. It's a great record but not suitable for every occasion. Leash (or don't leash) your dog, walk it, and enjoy the record playing.
Anything with dogs makes me interested. If I see dogs, I immediately click on it. Nice record, though, but not everyone will like it. I like it.
There is nothing special or spectacular about Gamma. The 27 minutes with Mike passed by like a rocket, and I'm glad it was that fast. Any additional minute on this record would have negatively affected the scoring, I'm sorry.
Polish Music Deep Dive #28
Swiatła Miasta is undoubtedly one of the greatest Polish hip-hop releases. It has significantly influenced many conscious hip-hop artists to this day. What really amazes me about this record is the fact that these young lads were able to record and release a strong, bold album without relying on slang, cursing language, and an excessive amount of kurwas used in the lyrics. I appreciate their language choice.
Polish Music Deep Dive #27
Lovely interpretations, even lovelier arrangements, but that's all. I don't think "Je suis Reni" is an emblem of Jusis's discography. The retro sound makes it calm and cozy, but I'm not really sure what to think about this record. Garlicki has an impressive voice, and the chanson repertoire suits him well. I have nothing else to say.
Polish Music Deep Dive #26
O.C.B. introduces O.S.T.R. as a first-time parent and a movie soundtrack producer. Good job! What did we get? Well, another record painfully swollen with an extensive amount of swearing, fears for Adam's son's future, Bałuty talk, and O.S.T.R.'s typical ranting style. Ostrowski in his prime. Some tracks are really outstanding in terms of sampling, production, and lyrics, e.g., O.C.B. and Po drodze do Nieba. However, the ninth album coming out from under the wings of ... read more
Polish Music Deep Dive #25
I urgently need to relisten to this album because the very first listen gave me the impression of wandering in the fog. So far, "Ćma" sounds like a strong 6/10. I'll come back to this release soon.
Polish Music Deep Dive #24
Another massive hit from Reni Jusis! I believe it would sound offensive if I only compared this record to Moloko or even Sophie Ellis-Bextor. References are clearly visible and easy to hear, but it's a reference with small significance because Reni keeps her own immaculate style and plays with it boldly. God, what a fucking great song "Nie dokazuj, nie dokazuj miły" is! I don't know if anybody in the industry wandered so far as to understand the coolness ... read more
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