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 The band has finally succeeded in perfecting that sound that, since their debut, has established itself as their trademark.

 This is the band's least immediate work, with the songs revealing their power listen after listen.

Dance Fever marks a return to Florence and The Machine’s baroque roots with renewed artistic maturity and refined production by Jack Antonoff. The album showcases a rich blend of genres, from electro-pop to folk and blues, tied together with deeply personal and mythologically influenced lyrics. This is the band's darkest and most expressive work to date, offering complex songs that reveal their depth over multiple listens. Dance Fever stands as a strong contender for their best album alongside How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful. Dive into Florence and The Machine’s Dance Fever and experience a stunning blend of gothic pop and introspective storytelling today!

 Levante’s writing and composing style has indeed remained intact and works excellently in tracks like the duet with Max Gazzè.

 The feared jump into the world of the charts has thus been made and, for now, it seems she has landed well.

Levante’s album marks a clear attempt to reach a wider audience while maintaining her songwriting essence. Though some tracks miss the mark, the overall effort is an honest pop record with fresh electro-pop influences. Collaborations and summer hits stand out, despite occasional experimentation that doesn’t fully succeed. The album balances commercial ambitions with Levante's authentic style. Discover Levante’s blend of indie songwriting and fresh pop sounds—listen to Nel caos di stanze stupefacenti today!

 For the first time in their career, Goldfrapp indeed creates an album that does not lean towards one part of their sound spectrum rather than the other but seems to unite everything they’ve done since their beginnings into a single container.

 An album that will surely satisfy the duo’s longtime fans and perhaps attract new ones, especially among those who have always viewed their two antithetical musical identities with some skepticism and who can now appreciate the best of both condensed into one album.

Silver Eye by Goldfrapp unites the duo's dual electronic styles—dance and ethereal—into a cohesive and beautifully produced album. Standout tracks like "Anymore" and "Moon in Your Mouth" showcase their range, while expert production enhances the experience. The album satisfies longtime fans and invites new listeners to appreciate Goldfrapp’s evolution. Discover the elegant fusion of dance and dreaminess in Goldfrapp’s Silver Eye—listen now and experience their evolving electronic sound.

 Hymns for the Haunted marks the definitive embrace of theatricality, as well as a somewhat well-defined artistic identity.

 Jenssen’s vocal talent shines brilliantly: a dark tone that is at times delicate, at times dirty and scratchy.

Amanda Jenssen’s third album, Hymns for the Haunted, marks a confident step into theatrical and dark musical territory, blending soul, rock, and jazz influences. The album’s authentic live feel and well-crafted songwriting showcase her growth beyond early pop sounds. Standout tracks such as “Illusionist,” “Michael’s Garden,” and “Dry My Soul” balance upbeat energy and moody ballads. Jenssen’s distinctive vocal tone and control shine throughout. This album solidifies her unique artistic identity and hints at her potential for international recognition. Listen to Amanda Jenssen’s dark and authentic Hymns for the Haunted and experience her unique vocal power and theatrical style today!

 ‘Nous’ is the best Diane could offer to prove she has regained the strong presence of her beginnings.

 With a talent like hers, that's where she should be, there to remind everyone what it means to know how to write beautiful songs.

Diane Birch returns after a three-year hiatus with 'Nous,' a self-produced album showcasing her regained confidence and artistic maturity. Blending soul, gospel, opera, and electronic styles, Birch delivers a varied yet cohesive work thanks to her strong voice and songwriting. The album marks a clear improvement over her previous release, signaling a promising future. Although less in the spotlight, Birch's talent shines unmistakably. Listen to Diane Birch's 'Nous' and experience her soulful comeback today!

 Rebecca is indeed a bit like the British Nathalie: despite her origins, she is not artificial, she doesn’t feel like plastic, and from her debut, she has asserted herself with an attitude that is hardly contrived.

 Rebecca sings only as much as necessary to move and does so with crystalline elegance and class.

Rebecca Ferguson’s third album, Superwoman, stands out for its genuine and heartfelt soul music. The album showcases her elegant and controlled vocals without overdoing vocal gymnastics. While the production is refined and consistent, it feels slightly too polished, which slightly detracts from the album’s authenticity. Overall, the album impresses with strong songwriting and interpretative skills, marking Ferguson as a true artist beyond talent-show origins. Discover Rebecca Ferguson’s Superwoman for an authentic and elegant soul experience!

 Regina always manages to sound unmistakably herself, always poised between optimism and darkness, lightness and commitment.

 Every note that comes out of her mouth is an immense pleasure for the ears, try it to believe it.

Regina Spektor’s 2016 album Remember Us to Life showcases her consistent blend of pop and anti-folk with fresh orchestral and synthetic elements. This album features eleven new tracks reflecting her matured songwriting and unique voice, balancing optimism and darkness. It stands out in a saturated genre as a strong, personal statement. Fans will appreciate the quality and variety Regina brings after a four-year creative period. Listen to Regina Spektor’s Remember Us to Life and experience a captivating musical journey of emotion and artistry.

 These are the premises of the concept around which Natasha Khan’s latest project unfolds.

 The music and the story that inspired it go hand in hand, without one overshadowing the other, in an emotional crescendo that engages from the beginning to the end.

Bat for Lashes' 'The Bride' is a concept album that explores heartbreak and emotional turmoil following a tragic wedding day. Natasha Khan delivers her strongest vocal performances with inspired, esoteric lyrics set to a blend of mysticism and western influences. While some tracks require multiple listens and the album lacks some instantly memorable hits, it remains a cohesive and intense work. The album marks a significant artistic moment for Khan, though not necessarily her ultimate masterpiece. Dive into Bat for Lashes' 'The Bride' and experience a haunting tale of love, loss, and emotional resilience—listen now!

 “How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful thus presents itself as the band’s most honest and heartfelt record.”

 “A solid, cohesive, and well-crafted pop album as rarely heard, which has no pretension other than to be listened to.”

This review highlights Florence and The Machine’s 2016 album as a deeply personal and well-crafted work. Departing from past grandiosity, it features lean arrangements with influences from 70s-80s rock and blues. The vocals are intimate and vulnerable, and the album is praised for its consistency and absence of fillers. It’s described as the band’s most honest and cohesive record to date. Listen to Florence and The Machine’s soulful new album and experience their most honest and heartfelt music yet.

 Beautiful Lies marks more than decent advances not only in compositional and interpretative terms but also, and above all, sound-wise.

 In an incredibly flat pop context like the current one, Beautiful Lies stands out for being honest and sounding out of time and trends.

Birdy’s third album, Beautiful Lies, marks a significant step forward in her artistic maturity and sound cohesion. The album blends delicate piano ballads with unique oriental percussion, inspired by Memoirs of a Geisha. While some tracks fall short, the album stands out in the current pop scene for its honesty and timeless quality. Birdy proves that despite her young age, her vision transcends typical trends. Listen to Birdy’s Beautiful Lies and experience a fresh, mature sound that defies pop trends.