Genre/Influences: Ethereal-Pop. Format: Digital. Background/Info: “Love Decayed” is the debut album of the New-Yorker (USA)…
Genre/Influences: Ethereal-Pop.
Format: Digital.
Background/Info: “Love Decayed” is the debut album of the New-Yorker (USA) female artist New York multi-instrumentalist and producer Yasmin M. Haddad. She got a helping hand from a few guests featuring Chris Harms (Lord Of The Lost).
Content: I never heard of this project before and discovered an intriguing piece of sensual-ethereal Pop music. The songs are pretty minimal-like, composed with electronics plus guitar and violin. Yasmin M. Haddad is also taking care of the vocals which have something fragile and precious. Some songs are into a Ballad style while others are more into an evasive Electro-Pop approach reminding me of Hooverphonic.
+ + + : NightNight has something special and definitely different from established standards. It’s hard defining this project, but I experienced it as a kind of fragile-, sensual- and Ethereal-Pop format. It sounds minimal, sometimes a bit Electro-Wave like and also moving through melancholic passages. The addition of violin playing accentuates this melancholia with a deeply artistic touch. Last, but not least, the production of the vocals is also one of the album’s main characteristics.
– – – : NightNight is an original project but hard to label. So I’m really wondering which kind of audience NightNight will appeal to.
Conclusion: “Love Decayed” is an original, beautiful, sensible and fragile piece of music.
Best songs: “Down”, “Strange Dismay”, “Different”, “Leaves”.
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