EGO
Shimmering indie-pop tapestries where warm analog synths and clean guitar lines meet a revolving door of guest vocalists. A polished, sunset-hued exploration of self.
July 14, 2017 · Counter Records
Shimmering indie-pop tapestries where warm analog synths and clean guitar lines meet a revolving door of guest vocalists. A polished, sunset-hued exploration of self.
July 14, 2017 · Counter Records
EGO is the sonic equivalent of a perfectly exposed photograph taken during the last hour of a July afternoon. It is an album that feels expensive and meticulously crafted, yet it retains a core of indie-pop earnestness that keeps it grounded. André Allen Anjos moves away from the dancefloor-ready remixes that made him famous, instead constructing a sprawling, 14-track narrative that feels more like a curated gallery of modern pop styles than a standard electronic LP.
How does EGO sound next to the rest of RAC's catalogue?
The writing leans far further into self examination than the rest of the catalogue.
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