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This album represents a larger problem within the realm of streaming-age pop music. Artists are incentivized to write as many songs as possible to boost their numbers, ultimately creating a handful of gems along with a sea of demos. That is exactly the problem Piss In The Wind suffers from. Instead of releasing a few complete ideas, Joji offers listeners a handful of 1 minute demos along with a few fleshed out concepts. I enjoy this album’s atmosphere, production, and the (I’ll say ... read more

This whole thing felt like a particularly bad habit induced hour of doomscrolling through social media and coming out of it in a blur.