Richardine Bartee
In my mind as the title track of LUC’s six-track EP plays, bums are swaying; All hips are in choreographed sequence as they move in unison to the rhythm. The Eighties are the inspiration, fashion-wise, so the short shorts are necessary and appropriate. Next, an enchanting voice takes the bombastic track to higher heights. Opening a project with a title track is recommended if it will sound like LUC’s.
‘Over It’ has a different swing, but it’s also well-produced. It would do well amongst a young teenaged audience, who are dealing with first-time heartbreaks and all things adolescents go through. The album picks back up when ‘Ghost’ comes on, to me.
It’s been a while since I’ve listened to an entire project, by indie artists in this musical category, and I wasn’t bored after the first half of the release. Not bad at all. Check out the decorated Electro-Pop duo’s outstanding project below.
