
This is one of those albums that, even in these globalized times, could’ve only been made in the UK with its distinctive musical melting-pot. From the first track, we’re given a taste of Fae’s diverse influences : her own vocals reminiscent of a hundred lovers rock singers from the early ‘80s, but also bringing to mind left-field artists from the ‘90s like Nicolette, while the underlying rhythm also combines an organic, roots reggae...