London Grammar makes a solid return with their collaboration with Flume. Hannah Reid's voice compliments Flume's wonky production beautifully and makes the song a perfect blend of two familiar features blended to perfection. This is a really enjoyable and satisfying track.

Thank you Anthony

"Aute Cuture" is a very good song. Rosalia's vocal performance is as good as always, and the production is fun and enjoyable, but it doesn't feel vulnerable like "Los Angeles", groundbreaking like "El Mal Querer" or, most importantly, just plain infectious like "Con Altura". The melody is not as striking as usual, and feels a bit repetitive. But these are comparative gripes: as a standalone track the song is just fine.

I'm a bit disappointed about the low rating over here. People seem to think that a song that is overplayed on the radio is automatically bad, which it obviously isn't. "Let You Down" features clever lyricism, a compelling performance by NF, and a pretty good backing instrumental. This is a very enjoyable song by a fantastic songwriter who can really stream his thoughts vividly in his lyrics.