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Albumism’s 100 Best Albums of 2021 | #36: STR4TA’s ‘Aspects’

November 30, 2021 Albumism Staff

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#36 | STR4TA | Aspects
Brownswood Recordings | Buy via Official Store

According to Patrick Corcoran: “The familiar touchstones (of Brit Funk) are all present—the fluid bass lines, the flourish of scratch guitar riffs, the sprinkling of starlight keys and the upbeat positivity of the lyrical content. As sure as Spring brings new hope and optimism, so this Brit Funk shines like a beacon of truth and wonder with a dance floor filled with possibilities. The album flows beautifully from one song to the next with subtle shifts in mood, rhythm and attitude all tied together beautifully by Bluey’s well-honed musical sensibilities.” [Read the Full Review]

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