Everything Everything companion EP to A Fever Dream feels a bit unnecesary. It clocks at 17 minutes with just four tracks, which one is a remix that doesn't add anything particularly different to what they've done (even though it sounds kinda catchy and has a bit of edge) and other track is a cover of Neil Young... which is just okay. The other two tracks are decent but feel just middle of the road, like they lack all of the quirkiness and hiperbolic production that makes Everything Everything ... read more

This is my first time diving in a U.S. Girls record and I must admit that I feel like I got late here. This is one of the most fun and vibrant productions I've heard so far this year, the combination of genres here is pulled off in a very impressive way, it's mainly art pop but it has big influences of rock, r&b, hip-hop and I would dare to say a bit of jazz. Meghan Remy's voice reminds me a lot of Kylie Minogue, however I feel like Remy's writing is what mostly gives a character and ... read more

The third album by country darling, Kacey Musgraves, has finally arrived with a new feeling and a new mood in her sound. If you compare Golden Hour to her previous efforts you can tell that she's really at a moment where the happiness rounds in her voice, her instruments and her lyrics. Where her debut album presented sharp writing, this ones goes for a more humble root, that doesn't mean it's weak. While she tries to encapsulate the moment of highness in her life, her production seems more ... read more

What the past volume lacked in experimentation and having a diverse production, this new album by mexican singer Natalia Lafourcade brings the best of her delightful voice, latin folk sound by Los Macorinos and a really strong speech that reimagines a sound that feels timeless. It's not meant for everyone and you must know a bit of the roots of the genre if you want to understand the record at its fullest, HOWEVER, I feel like Musas Vol. 2 has enough charm and potential to make a new generation ... read more