Critiques by SwanoDown — Music Reviews RSS

Deeply inspired by the lyricism of 1930s and ’40s greats like Rodgers and Hart and Cole Porter, Naama blends classic sentiment with a fresh, elegant tone.

This record is not just one of young energy, or fast paced instrumentation, The Electric Sons take us on a lyrical journey as well.

We get a standout guitar riff that echoes Carlos Santana and brings to mind Lauryn Hill’s To Zion

But seriously, when a song whispers, “Just you and me, French toast and cup of tea,” how can you not smile?

Lines like “I’m tryna pull up in that driveway, just so we can ride away” tap into something honest, an urge to escape with someone, even if the destination’s unclear.