Magdalena Bay's work weaves an intricate soundscape, inviting listeners into a flow state experience that defies conventional pop structures while exploring deeper truths.
The broader concept behind the album allows for varying song quality, showcasing moments of brilliance and others that leave the listener questioning the clarity of lyrics.
On tracks like 'True Blue Interlude', Tenenbaum's vocals resemble compelling ad campaigns, blurring the lines between authenticity and artificial enhancement in modern identity.
'Fear, Sex' directly critiques the implications of technology on humanity, aligning with a philosophical suspicion about our relationship with enhancement and control over ourselves.
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