Sasami Ashworth's latest album signifies a shift into vibrant pop music as she navigates themes of love and modern dating. Her previous projects leaned towards indie rock, but now she draws listeners in with playful yet often fleeting melodies. The album explores various intimate narratives, including intriguing references from biblical stories. Although there seems to be an experimentation with sonic textures and production elegance, some choruses fail to leave a lasting impression. Nonetheless, tracks like Slugger and The Seed demonstrate her unique blend of sound and lyricism, merging the personal with the universal in an engaging way.
Ashworth's transition from indie rock to shiny pop in her third solo album highlights her exploration of modern dating and personal emotions through catchy yet fleeting melodies.
While most of Ashworth's previous indie work had a familiar sound, her latest album Squeeze and the single Nothing But a Sad Face On tackles themes of romantic confusion with quirky storylines.
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