Description
Kissin / huggin / makin love & / wakin up & / gettin high. Fresh Air continues the smoky bedroom R&B sound of Homeshakes Midnight Snack LP (2015), incorporating more synthesizers and sequenced drums, fewer guitars and sparser arrangements, taking inspiration from a diverse array of acts like Sade, The Band, Broadcast, Prince and Angelo Badalamenti. “Call Me Up” is the records most shining product of his R&B influences: rubbery bassline, breezy spa pads;Peter Sagars hook is doubled with an incredibly catchy synth lead that reminds me of “Living For The Love Of You,” which is sort ofa spiritual predecessor. “Wrapping Up,” “Khmlwugh,” “Every Single Thing,” “Fresh Air” and “This Way” are other highlights. I wont name names, but a lot of these recent white boy R&B projects just stink of trying too hard – overly reliant on tropes, doing weird shit with their voice, copping heavily-rinsed Timbaland sample packs – but Sagar sounds like hes making honest music from the heart, making it very easy to slip in and get comfy here.
- 5th anniversary edition
- clear blue splatter colored vinyl
- includes giant foldout poster, printed insert + 2 giant stickers
- limited edition of 5000
- original release year: 2017
- music label:Sinderlyn 2023
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