Sometimes I Might Be Introvert (Milky

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If I had to describe it one word, it'd be CLASSY! The grandiose orchestral production and Simbi's charismatic delivery makes the hour long journey an epic and enthusiastic one. I'm enthralled every moment, even during the cheesy interludes that are taken straight out of a British princess fairytale. Sometimes I’ll be in my own space, my own company, and that’s when I’m really content. It’s all love, though. There’s nothing against anyone else; that’s just how I am. I like doing my own thing and making my art.

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Some light and fleeting surface noise that thankfully gets buried behind the music. It's not persistent and comes in 10 second intervals. Not a deterrent as this is overall a brilliant sounding LP. Nice soundstage, with vocals crisp and dead centered. Wonderful album that I am happy to own on vinyl. Vote up content that is on-topic, within the rules/guidelines, and will likely stay relevant long-term.But there’s still that nagging doubt. On “Standing Ovation,” she sits at home, surrounded by her spoils, asking “What is it I’m meant to be?” Twelve years ago, Simz was asking a similar question in a different way. She was standing outside London’s Roundhouse theatre in a throng of teenage boys, trading verses over rough, beatboxed grime instrumentals. “They say they wanna be a superstar, but are they gonna work hard to achieve that?” she rapped into the circle of adolescents. More than a decade on, her work is there to see. Much of it has been concerned with figuring out who Little Simz is and where she stands; Sometimes I Might Be Introvert still tugs at that thread. This is the sound of Simz reconciling with Simbi. And it sounds great. Cue the ovation. Little Simz really gave us her masterpiece here. SIMBI is cinematic, grandiose, and wide scoping... The themes of this album are wide spanning, but one of my favorites, is just the overwhelming positivity across the record. Even when faced with adversity, Simz is comfortable enough in her craft and her own abilities that, she empowers herself and the listener, with grand statements of triumph and reassurances from someone who has learned the hard way. This is a pretty rare and unique sentiment coming from an A list artist...

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Artist: Little Simz. 1-1 Introvert. Genre: Rap/Hip Hop. 1-15 Point and Kill (Feat. Obongjayar). Colour: Milky clear vinyl. Edition: 12" Album (Clear vinyl). Format: Vinyl. The second single, “Woman,” was released on May 6, 2021. It was followed by the third single “Rolling Stone” on June 14, 2021, and the fourth single “I Love You, I Hate You” on July 8. The highly anticipated new album from the Ivor Novello Award-wining and Mercury nominated artist, Little Simz. A few hours before the album’s release, Simbi released the fifth and final single “Point and Kill.” Once the record was out, she wrote: People think I’m rude, or antisocial, or awkward, because I’m not chatty. I know that I’m quiet, innit? I’m just very to myself and I didn’t know how to really navigate that, especially coming in this industry where you’re expected to have this extroverted persona all the time.

Little Simz – Sometimes I Might Be Introvert. Released via Age 101. Available on Indies Exclusive Red & Yellow Vinyl LP, Milky Clear Vinyl LP & CD These technologies are used for things like personalised ads, to limit how many times you see an ad, to understand usage via Google Analytics, to understand how you got to our web properties, to ensure that we understand the audience and can provide relevant ads We can get hold of a copy for you from one of our suppliers, but we cannot guarantee a delivery time. Over the course of her lush, expansive, defiantly sprawling new album, “Sometimes I Might Be Introvert”, released on Age 101, the Ivor Novello award-winning, Mercury nominated Little Simz delivers an undeniable modern classic, effortlessly condensing any number of disparate styles and genres into music which thrillingly broaches the gap between urgent modern treatise and hip hop. The way that Simz and Inflo (Producer) communicate on this record is unbelievable. I cant remember the last time I heard a musical relationship like this where the instrumental is MADE for the vocalist and visa versa.