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Albumism’s 100 Best Albums of 2022 | #25: Amber Mark’s ‘Three Dimensions Deep’

December 4, 2022 Albumism Staff
Amber Mark Three Dimensions Deep

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#25 | Amber Mark | Three Dimensions Deep
PMR/Interscope

Overall, Three Dimensions Deep is a stirring work, a testament to Amber Mark’s struggles, pain, insecurities, deep wounds, and healing journey. Through the intense yet mending lyrics, glistening and futuristic tunes, Mark soars into a galaxy of electrifying anthems, which provide her with the space, time, and breadth to go three dimensions deep, face her innermost demons and wounds, and ultimately grow out of them. As Prince once said, “Music is healing. It holds things together,” and Mark, with her new album, has turned her deepest despair into healing art. [Read Giulia Bianchi’s Review]

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