La Lune: Okay 1 time, but not good enough to be replayed
Bird: I don't want to hear this again. It goes on too long for what it is.
Lionhearted: Oh wow I hate it
Emily: Very pleasant intro. Then it goes downhil from there.
Milk & Honey: Now this is a SONG! (And the entire reason I checked for her in the first place). The vocal delivery is perfect from the first second to the last, the insturmental perfectly collides with the voice
, the melody is strong, the lyrics are cute in a "indie tumblr" kind of way. I was secretly hoping the album would just be carbon copies of this kind of music over and over again. Obviously the best thing she ever came up with. I love everything about this and the video is a real treat to the eyes as well.
Green: This is faster than the rest of the album, a change of pace. Short too, not even 3 minutes.
Heavy Weather: Boring
Unaware: Nooo. Next! Should have left this filler on her EP.
Hello Sunshine: This one has a nice instrumental there are like these really faint sounds that I don't know what it's called but it's pleasant.
Live: Pleasant noise. The production is good.
Teeth: There is a lovely piano interval in the middle of the song. That part is nice. It's the second best song on the album but still not amazing.
Untitled: Shouldn't have even made the album.
It's a fine day: It sounds like she is singing out of a telephone in this one. It's really nice.
Overall, I wanted to like her, I really did because Milk & Honey is just that good. But the rest is just bad, her songs are not catchy, too slow, they try to be atmospheric but the production is just not there most of the time, she is too stripped back and doesn't keep it interesting. I'll only use Milk & Honey and It's a Fine Day, the rest I never want to hear agian. Her style is really tiring when you listen to her songs one after the other for a long time, it just wore me down.
this is a striking record, a grower, full of calm. It gives such a feeling of ease, it makes me feel at home 