HIT ME HARD AND SOFT

by

Billie Eilish

Her best album to date!

Stand out tracks: “Chihiro” & “L’Amour De Ma Vie”

Billie Eilish's new album is a masterful blend of her signature dark electropop and ethereal power ballads, striking a balance that feels both familiar and refreshingly innovative. This album seamlessly bridges the gap between the haunting, minimalist sounds of "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?" and the more polished, introspective tones of "Happier Than Ever".

With this album, Eilish is pushing her musical boundaries while maintaining the essence of her unique style. Eilish has managed to craft an album that is experimental but never alienates the listener, that is both avant-garde and accessible, both powerful and introspective.

This is an album that grows with you, revealing new layers and nuances with each play, which is why I… More

An unexpected Ate/Ate for me

Probablemente el mejor disco de Billie Eilish. Delicado, bonito y de búsqueda. Mucho mejor en los temas con electrónica, donde se desenvuelve sin problema.

No me envejecieron bien los hits que había escuchado antes de Billie Eilish -o igual me sobraron 300 de las 500 veces que oí "bad guy" en todas partes- pero este disco me entró como un batido fresquito. Solo hubiera pedido un poco más de riesgo y volumen en la voz. Pero vamos, que muy bien.

Justo ahora no estoy preparado para tanta languidez

I may have listened to this album maybe 10 times since it was released. I am one of the guys that believe that Billie Eilish was ok but I hadn't spent a lot of time listening to her. What can I say, i don't know how many times i've been wrong in my life.

It's like you can imagine her and Finneas talking in the studio, coming up with ideas and putting whatever they want into their music. For me it's the opposite from Cowboy Carter, where you can feel the 100 people that worked in that record.

L’AMOUR DE MA VIE, what a hit. For me, it's the album of 2024.

Es un disco bien hermoso pero a la vez se alcanzó a tornar algo monótono. No soy super fan de la mezcla tampoco. Al final deja de ser Billie tan protagonista y se convierte en un disco un poco más coherente con una banda.