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A more experimental take on his other works, boywithuke this time delivers a different type of nostalgia. One of the highlights on this album, is that the ukulele is better blended and less repetitive, and the whole artistic journey it represents, which is the separation between the artist and the persona (the mask). The intro song "Migraine" is a song that divides publics, some say that it feels repetitive to his other works and overly catchy (as most of his music) while others ... read more

This album is heavily affected by the intro song that has an overly simple, basic and boring production, with beats that are so corny and cringy. I mean, at least some lyrics are romantic. Only a very few people would have a good impression of the album overall after listening to that song. I must say the other songs on the album are much better. This is clearly a more produced take on his other works, and his first under a label. Songs like" Long Drives" and "IDGAF" are ... read more

An album that clearly lacks production and a ton of maturity, yet still manages to provide that nostalgic loft beats that are catchy and even emotional. Songs like "Blurry Nights" and "Lost" are a gasp of the lyrical talent of a young Charley Yang. Though even the artist has expressed his feelings towards this album being overly catchy and basic, the album does provide a certain comfort for the listener who knows what he wants, (mildly innovative lofi beats with romantic and ... read more