The cheerful, bubblegum beat induces a boogie woogie of a groove session making for the perfect club banger.
“Where Do We Go” is a wide-open groove that fuses elements of disco and pop. “Impossible” is the equivalent to Clipse’s “Grindin” where the forceful schoolyard beat hypnotizes you to the point of rocking out in teen spirit-like rebellion. As the LP progresses, we’re greeted with LION BABE EP cuts “Treat Me Like Fire,” “Wonder Woman,” “Jump Hi,” and “Jungle Lady,” as a nostalgic token of appreciation to their claim to fame.įour tracks in, the album drifts into heavy dance, alt pop territory. “You should just save your breath, homie/And shut up/And I should be taking so much less from you/I finally think I’ve grown up,” Hervey demands on the album kicker, “Whole.” A mechanical ode to the habitual push and shove routine of a choosy lover, Hervey’s crippling crooning warms the rugged tone of the powerful statement-making opener.
Jet setting across the world to rock out on festival stages with the likes of Disclosure and collaborate with Pharrell and Chidlish Gambino, Lion Babe is now well acquainted with the mainstream world, and as the title of their debut studio album, BEGIN makes known, the initial four-track project we heard was just the beginning of their unique presence in the musical landscape. After putting a face to their debut self-titled EP in 2014, the duo have worked their niche underground following to one of epic global proportions.
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