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Chromeo - White Women

Review by Sam Moore

Here is Chromeo’s fourth record, affixed with a questionable title that’ll go nicely with the more-than-questionable choices of movement that you’ll start to make as you pull shapes listening to this vivacious album.»

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More seductive sounds emerge from the suave soundscapes of Chromeo. It follows recent tracks 'Come Alive', 'Over Your Shoulder' and 'Sexy Socialite' - all of which appear on the album 'White Women'. The album sees the self-proclaimed kings of 'Larry David funk' writing and recording their most fully realised body of work to date, honing in on a sound that highlights their indie hero legacy while paying homage to some of their greatest artistic inspirations by way of well-crafted, modern pop songs and iconic imagery. Ranging from sultry R&B hooks to classic rock riffs with their always hilarious and charmingly vulnerable lyrics, 'White Women' is their reinterpretation of the late great 70s and 80s disco funk era that gave way to the culture from which they were born.
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