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[indie-folk, indie-pop] (2022) Jensen McRae - Are You Happy Now?
indie folk indie pop 2022 jensen mcrae you happy now
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FLAC
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18
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255.2 MB
Uploaded On:
March 27, 2022, 1:06 a.m.
Added By:
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(2022) Jensen McRae – Are You Happy Now? Review: The comparisons may have been inevitable given her voice — a brassy alto powered with throaty projection — but Jensen McRae wears Tracy Chapman’s influence on her sleeve. The 24-year-old’s stark folk songs center on lone guitars, with bluesy grooves and linear narratives delivered in second person. Yet the most striking similarity is the way McRae enunciates, mumbling through verses with a shy aloofness, embellishing odd vowels and images before belting choruses with glaring urgency. These punctuations can be startling, but they rarely feel gratuitous in light of McRae’s allusive subject matter: Her earliest singles confronted abuse and degradation, filtering brazen candor through an allegorical lens. If Chapman’s earnestness is at odds with the meme-fluent, smart-aleck tone of folk-pop’s Zennial set, McRae has toed the line somewhat. In early 2021, she gained Phoebe Bridgers’s attention with a parody song imagining a breakup at a mass vaccination site, then repurposed the track for her June EP Who Hurt You?. The impulse to balance the EP’s heavier themes with self-referential winks was understandable, but it was also a bit superfluous given how well the record’s melodrama worked at face value. Five of the Who Hurt You? tracks reappear on McRae’s full-length debut, Are You Happy Now?, although new material supplants the EP’s irreverent moments with a more considered levity. The best of the Who Hurt You? holdovers comprise the new album’s emotional backbone. “Starting to Get to You” maintains the melancholy of its opening chords, yet the song’s economy is masterful. Volleying between fluttery falsetto and a forceful lower register, McRae intersperses hard facts (“You l-l-loved me for a second there”) with harsher realizations (“Loving you is habit-forming”); the pre-chorus and chorus stretch 12 bars, lingering like an unspoken thought. Sequenced in the album’s second half, “White Boy” and “Wolves” play like companion pieces contrasting strains of male predators. The former accretes into an orchestral manifesto; the latter chronicles a loss of innocence with barely any melody at all. These understated arrangements ensure that McRae’s vocals are the focal point, but the co-star of Are You Happy Now? is Rahki, a quietly accomplished hip-hop producer whose mid-2010s output peaked with Kendrick Lamar’s “i.” The album’s sonics are distinguished by an open-mic spareness, bestowing the songs with well-earned breathing room. Rahki’s synthetic percussion is particularly brilliant, drawing attention to small flourishes like the breezy rimshots on “Good Legs” and foregrounded cleves on “Take It Easy.” Animated backing vocals accentuate the melodic pivots of “With the Lights On”; on “Starting to Get to You,” a descending bassline punctuates the final chorus like an exclamation point. The chamber-pop instrumentals of “Machines” and “Adam’s Ribs” are slightly overwrought, if only because McRae’s modulated performances speak for themselves. Are You Happy Now? is an album about failing to meet expectations, or not wanting to, which means striking a balance between heartache and resolve. “Happy Girl” splits the difference with plainspoken lyrics and a delightfully moody chorus. “Good Legs” and “Take It Easy” border on easy-listening, but McRae shines in the upbeat framework, leaning into the big hooks and sticky imagery. Her ballads might still benefit from additional sharpening—the lumpy title of “My Ego Dies at the End” is shoehorned into the song’s chorus—yet it’s hard to find fault with McRae’s instincts. Her remarkable voice is deployed in service of ambitious statements, and even the detached metaphors of “Wolves” and “Dead Girl Walking” are purposeful. People have a natural tendency to shrug off vulnerable moments, but McRae knows better. — Pitchfork Track List: 1. Starting to Get to You (02:41) 2. Happy Girl (03:03) 3. Take It Easy (03:04) 4. Headlock Pt. 1 (Mother) (01:13) 5. Adam's Ribs (03:14) 6. Good Legs (02:46) 7. Headlock Pt. 2 (Father) (01:42) 8. Wolves (03:53) 9. With the Lights On (03:54) 10. Machines (04:31) 11. White Boy (04:00) 12. Headlock Pt. 3 (Daughter) (00:53) 13. Dead Girl Walking (03:19) 14. My Ego Dies at the End (04:02) 15. Make You Proud (05:26) Media Report: Genre: indie-folk, indie-pop Country: USA Format: FLAC Format/Info: Free Lossless Audio Codec, 16-bit PCM Bit rate mode: Variable Channel(s): 2 channels Sampling rate: 44.1 KHz Bit depth: 16 bits Note: If you like the music, support the artist
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15 - Make You Proud.flac
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02 - Happy Girl.flac
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03 - Take It Easy.flac
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04 - Headlock Pt. 1 (Mother).flac
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05 - Adam's Ribs.flac
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06 - Good Legs.flac
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07 - Headlock Pt. 2 (Father).flac
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08 - Wolves.flac
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09 - With the Lights On.flac
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10 - Machines.flac
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11 - White Boy.flac
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12 - Headlock Pt. 3 (Daughter).flac
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13 - Dead Girl Walking.flac
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14 - My Ego Dies at the End.flac
23.1 MB
01 - Starting to Get to You.flac
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