mBlu Los Angeles, California
"It’s catchy, it’s quirky, it’s odd. It’s really fun. And incredibly well-produced. It’s got elements of Bowie and the
Eurythmics and the best of the British New Wavers of the early to mid-80s—synths, chanting, and danceability. It’s happy. It has that elusive feeling of giving the listener a release, a place to fantasize... Wonderful. Keep it coming."
- Devon Jackson, RollingStone
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