My Light, My Destroyer

by Cassandra Jenkins

Following up on the masterful An Overview on Phenomenal Nature can't have been easy, but the fact is that Cassandra Jenkins manages to outdo herself. The New York-based singer-songwriter's musical expression has been further refined. Jazzy, smooth, or to use an extremely bourgeois word: sophisticated, pop with elements of indie rock makes the '60s meet the '90s in a completely natural way. Not to mention Cassandra's singing voice, which is one of the most pleasant things you can treat your ears to right now. One of the absolute best albums of the year.

Delphinium Blue is a corker.

I'd only heard a few of her songs previously so didn't have the anticipation that other did for this album. One to return to.

A great album that I would've loved to love a little bit more.

Nothing else really reaches the heights of single "Delphinium Blue". Or, for that matter, any of the songs on her previous album, which is a contender for greatest album of this (still pretty young) decade.

But I'm expecting this record to accompany me for quite some time, so I'm sure my feelings on it will change.

me when i hear the existential voiceover about the stars with a soft ambient track playing in the background and then the trumpet comes in:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXBJRz_33Y8&ab_channel=CanberkTunakan