If you're thinking it's all hype, you're wrong this album is a magnificently executed piece of melancholic pop music that pushes the boundaries of what has become a largely predictable genre as a whole. She's brought to the foray a new technique that involves recording her own voice as a male cyborg, essentially creating the idea that she's singing along to a non-human version of herself. The duets that you can hear throughout it aren't even human. What is particularly special about this album is its production process Obel has told the press that this extended piece of music consists of layers upon layers of different tracks, blended together to create something new, fresh and compelling. Her music always carries something beautifully strange along with it, and this latest album, which has the strangely fitting name of Citizen Of Glass, might well be her most daring work to date. Review: Denmark's Agnes Obel is no ordinary folk singer-songwriter. And finally 'Musical Connection', with touches of reggae downtempo perfect to say goodbye to this eternal and warm sunset. 'Dance With Me' brings us back to the field of the emotional and evocative disco. Side B opens with 'Are You Really Fellas?', a funky little number featuring jazzy guitars and smashing bass. The A side begins with 'Give Love', a hedonistic and melancholic disco song, followed by 'Noche Tropical', with Balearic overtones and reminiscences of a Caribbean party. A collection of songs that take us to a summer sunset on a beach in paradise that represent a huge leap in the career of this artist. However, this year, during confinement, he decided to put editing aside to unleash his creativity and start recording his own productions, playing with synthesizers, electric pianos, syncopated basses and tribal percussion, and the result is this 'Sunset Disco EP'. Review: Javi Frias has earned a solid reputation as a producer on the international disco scene since he began releasing his edits and reworks back in 2015.
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