Bleep

Harriet Brown has looked to carve out a niche as a sort of Pharrell-of-the-underground with his latest release. From one look at the the cosmic cover-art, you can take a good guess at what lies within - honey-drenched vocals, plenty of 80s synth-funk grooves, and a generous dollop of psychedelic electronic stylings. The ‘Intro’ sets things up nicely (imagine Lone if he’d signed to Soulection rather than R&S), and what follows are ten tracks that balance quixotic pop production and songwriting with the futuristic r&b weight of Jeremih, Miguel et al. And one earful of the falsetto on ‘Cybernetiplegia’ will have you swooning.