I liked this overall, but it's kind of a mixed bag. Cool to see some of her harder, four on the floor and DnB sensibilities from her DJ sets come through on her studio work, which often leans lighter and poppier. Some of the synth work is overly simplistic and falls flat.
But I will always gas up Peggy due to sheer Korean nationalism alone. Catch one of her DJ sets if you have a chance you won't regret it.
Uno de mis amigos es un enfermo de la música electrónica. Durante la carrera invertía su insomnio en localizar, descargar, catalogar y archivar todas las sesiones de trance, hardstyle, newstyle y máquina pinchadas en España desde 1993. Una noche de fiesta, durante una sesión increíblemente dura de techno-industrial, mi amigo me miró a los ojos y, colmado de euforia, exclamó:
(It Goes Like) Nanana has been burned into my brain since the days when I was still working at a place where the radio was played every morning. That doesn't make it any less nice of a song. I've always liked Peggy Gou and this is a nice edition to her danceable collection.
It was all very OK. I miss the days of Once through her DJ Kicks mix, instead of this poppier sound that is quickly becoming the new big room. That said, the beats were slick and everything flowed well.