Wednesday, February 1, 2017

Music Review

Alina Baraz, a 21 year old Los Angeles-based singer and songwriter. I would say she is the next leading vocalist of somewhat of a different sound.Her music is what you would call electronic / dance.

            Alina while working underground caught the attention of electronic musician Galimatias, who she found a connection with through Sound Cloud after writing and recording her own lyrics over one of his previously-released instrumentals, which would ultimately become their first collaboration, entitled "Drift". Alina and Galimatias started working on many other songs together, coming out with a single called Make you Feel plus an EP, which includes Drift and Pretty Thoughts. They even came up with the new single titled Fantasy, which appeared on the EP Urban Flora this spring. All of these songs together for the Album Urban Flora

Urban Flora is the name of her first album. The music on their Urban Flora EP kind of sounds like easy-listening R&B soundtrack. On the album there are many songs about possession, obsession and the shortcomings of infatuation, set to a perfect, dreamily slow down tempo designed to give you thoughts about nature of desire. It all works very well together.



Fantasy – which has already gotten over 18 million plays across Sound cloud, Spotify and YouTube. The music is said to have a sound like a, “ Mariah Carey’s song of the same name slowed to 18rpm, chopped and screwed, more sedated than seductive.” . “Take me to a place, where there’s no time, no space,” sang Baraz, referring to the dangerously rarefied air you breathe when you’re in love. Unfold displays Baraz’s voice at somewhat of a whisper and her w view of love “The kind … we can’t control”, (which is actually one of my favorite lines) over Galimatias’s delicately nice music. Maybe is a song about deceit and devotion to an unwilling partner. By Can I, is really a song about pleasing the one you love in my opinion. “Each track is a slight variation on the template, with sufficient differences to sustain your interest, although this might be the EP’s prettily poignant peak: think Cassie and Ciara slipping R&B’s moorings and drifting to the moon (“If I told you I could give you life, would you leave the boundaries of your mind?”). “Pretty Thoughts, with it is really very soothing in its sound Finally, Drift is just interesting enough to keep wanting more in my opinion. I personally enjoy her music it is very mellow but at the same time it can make you move.Recently she has a hit single called Electric which is one of my new favorites.
                   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwWrSR8SFEc  


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