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Cayucas - Bigfoot

Review by Billy Hamilton

Each cut is unashamedly pop, filled with chasms of reverb and joyous reels of melody.»

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Bigfoot was recorded up in the chilly Pacific Northwest - in Oregon, with Secretly's Richard Swift in charge of production. It's the result of Swift and Yudin's symbiotic working relationship, and positivity one of its brightest qualities, even when recalling missed opportunities - there's no space for downcast vibes here. 'High School Lover' is perhaps Bigfoot most quintessential song; centered around a chiming rhythm ripe for shimmying, and a tale that sums up Yudin's taste for his own personal nostalgia. Cayucas' debut album bears little resemblance to the sound of modern California that's been so omnipresent over the past few years. Instead, Bigfoot posesses flirty rhythmic sensibilities both snappy and sparkling, a rosy, near-tropical warmth, and a loose and conversational feel that position you right in the line of Yudin's wry gaze.
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