bedroom pop
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One of the most solid singer-songwriter debuts to come out of the UK this year.
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Ravyn Lenae's sophomore effort has quite a few highlights, but falls a little flat as an overall album.
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Mk.gee’s debut album is full of abstractions that alternately make it special and hold it back from its full potential.
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Blanket finds Kevin shattering expectations but also embracing a sound palette he doesn’t really sound comfortable with yet.
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Dijon’s debut is a bit on the scant side, but still packs a lot of great ideas and performances.
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This album’s pretty good and shows potential; that’s the long and short of it.
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As of now, Still Woozy’s take on alternative/bedroom pop is neither terrible nor particularly memorable.
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CTV3 has quite a few duds, but also more of a stylistic focus than Jaden’s previous releases.
