Uplifting, melodic are two words to describe this superb album. Combining elements of Downtempo, House and Synthpop it's a rollerocaster ride from start to finish. Great use of vocals bring the tracks to life.rHighlights:rIn My Arms, Paris Four Hundred, Drop The Pressure, Guilty Of Love
A truly awesome and mellow album with extremely creative samples. The guy can make an awesome song out of some guy saying "Muthafucka gonna drop tha pressure!", or a crazy religious dude saying 80's rock bands that need to be destroyed (Including "David Booie" "Cyndi Looper", lol.), it's really a must listen. and arguably the best song on the album ("Rikki") is a sample of a woman going:
"ah-ii-yea-ii-Yea-ii-ii-oh-Ii-Yea-yea-wa--ii-yea-
ah-ii-yea-ii-Yea-ii-ii-oh-Ii-Yea-yea-wa--ii-yea-
ah-ii-yea-ii-Yea-ii-ii-oh-Ii-Yea-yea-wa--ii-yea-
ah-ii-yea-ii-Yea-ii-ii-oh-Ii-Yea-yea-wa--ii-yea-".... Or something like that. May annoy some, but overall a great album.....Missing Persons.....Duran Duran.....Missing Persons.....Duran Duran.......Missing Persons......Duran Duran.....Duran Duran......Duran Duran.....DURAN DURAN!!!
I love this album. Honestly, I think this is right in the ranks with daft punk and crystal method. Mylo is a genius at what he does, and thats obviousley write music. Some people might say he gets repettive, but thats what I seem to like about him, his beats are so nice and for the most part, his songs are so down tempo. "In my arms" is the best track on this CD, followed by "sunworshiper".
