Redinho/Redinho/Numbers
A really fun, exciting, danceable, and at times surprising album. He’s produced for a lot of artists and extensively used a talk box, which shows here. Leaps between RNB, house, electropop, and everything in between. Mix between female and male vocals. Overall fairly refreshing and chock-full of interesting beats/excitement. No FCCs detected.
Review by Alan


RIYL: Justice, HYPED UP NICK JAAR, Cherub, Starfucker, frankie O, electropop/glitch/house in general
Recommend Tracks: 3, 5, SIX, 7, 14, 15


1. (2:25) A little industrial, lots of synths and keyboards, feeling pretty pumped up
2. (3:00) Swirly and autotuned vocals, dance-worthy probably
3. *(4:17) more downtempo and soulful. phat synths
4. *(1:59) Some noise going on and big big big sounds
5. (3:07) Syncopated and complex beat with shimmering synths and heavily edited vocals
6. **(4:32) Perturbator sound… very chic electropop makes you feel like a cool cat
7. *(1:26) Optimistic and quietly energetic with sawtooth patterns on the melody underneath a bubbly starry night
8. (3:25) The kind of music you’d hear played in a modern dance montage. Very danceable and oddly reminiscent of Pharrell’s production
9. (4:03) Exactly what you’d expect a track called “Making up the Rules” to sound like. Still danceable, fun, and flirty with big orchestra-like synth hits and heavily layered production
10. (2:53) Put your shades on because we’re back to being cool. Big phat synths and slower beat
11. (4:32) Straight PBRNB going here as lightly autotuned male vocals spill out over the upbeat and swingin’ beat
12. (:17) I actually like this… some suction sounds and a little keyboard over it
13. (3:39) Danceable fun tune with lots of layers
14. *(2:13) Introspective chill track… mild noise here with glitchy production and great atmosphere
15. *(4:43) Some fun twists and turns, relaxed but a definite head-nodder. Cynic-style vocals… very autotuned but not in a pop-way. Well okay definitely in a pop-way but they add a mildly surprising element to it