Yazmin Lacey’s long-awaited debut doesn’t disappoint, providing an intimate, soothing soundscape.
Tag: 2023
Sam Gendel- COOKUP
COOKUP sees Sam Gendel take on some R&B anthems, stripping and bending them beyond recognition.
Gorillaz- Cracker Island
Gorillaz take you on a journey to Cracker Island, and despite the usual guest stars, it’s an album that centres mainly on Damon Albarn’s talents.
Gina Birch- I Play My Bass Loud
Gina Birch brilliantly channels feminist fury on her debut solo album, I Play My Bass Loud, showing her punk spirit hasn’t been diminished.
Gracie Abrams- Good Riddance
Gracie Abrams debut album, Good Riddance, sees her dealing with heartbreak, putting her vulnerabilities under the miscroscope with poise and confidence.
Maxo- Even God Has A Sense Of Humor
Maxo’s 2nd major label release, Even God Has A Sense Of Humor, sees the L.A. rapper grappling for a sense of control.
Pigs (x7)- Land of Sleeper
Pigs (x7) return with the fourth album, Land of Sleeper, their best yet, exercising control over their trademark chaos.
Wesley Joseph- GLOW
Glow sees Wesley Joesph provide a glimpse of his considerable talent with a slick, condensed effort.
Jouska- Suddenly My Mind Is Blank
Suddenly My Mind Is Blank sees Marit Othilie Thorvik flying solo, provding a hazy, ethereal, and intimate experience.
Anna B Savage- in|Flux
Anna B Savage delivers an album of stunning intimacy, surrendering to conflicted feelings and encouraging you to do the same.