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Track List
01) Heaven is a Home…
02) Sugar! Honey! Love!
03) Lose My Cool,
04) It's Just Us
05) For: You
06) Silk Lingerie,
07) Territorial
08) Fall Apart,
09) All I Can Say
10) Daggers!
11) Angels All Around Me…
12) Breeze!
13) Sunshine & Rain...
14) ILYSMIH
01) Heaven is a Home…
02) Sugar! Honey! Love!
03) Lose My Cool,
04) It's Just Us
05) For: You
06) Silk Lingerie,
07) Territorial
08) Fall Apart,
09) All I Can Say
10) Daggers!
11) Angels All Around Me…
12) Breeze!
13) Sunshine & Rain...
14) ILYSMIH
4:05
3:05
5:56
3:00
3:13
4:07
3:15
3:07
3:07
3:07
5:34
2:25
3:17
3:33
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2025
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“I’ve been realising that I really made the album that I needed to heal myself,” Kali Uchis tells Apple Music about Sincerely, perhaps her most liberating work yet. The Colombian American singer-songwriter’s catalogue has never felt slight or frivolous, whether in English or in Spanish. Yet this full-length follow-up to her 2024 ORQUÍDEAS dyad presents as something truly unique, arriving roughly a decade after her promising EP debut Por Vida.
The majority of the songs here began simply as voice notes, fortuitously captured in inspired moments outside of the confines or pressures of a studio setting. “Messages would just feel like they were directly coming through me, and I just had to get them out,” she says. Given such natural creative origins, it should come as little surprise that the actual process behind the album eschewed industry norms altogether, favouring home recording and unconventional settings. And despite the demonstrated level of guest vocal talent at her fingertips, she opted out of features, too. “When you’re making emotional music, you have to actually dig into difficult subjects,” she says, marking a clear distinction between this piece and its star-powered predecessor.
As a result, Sincerely, feels disarmingly intimate for what is ostensibly a pop album, even one from as consistently adventurous an artist as Uchis. The evocative moments of opener “Heaven Is a Home…” and closer “ILYSMIH” speak on love in grand and sweeping gestures, the passing of her mother and the birth of her son making understandably profound impacts on the work.
Influences like Cocteau Twins and Fiona Apple can be felt in all that comes between those bookends. “There’s a lot of grief, but there’s a lot of joy,” she says, describing what seeps through the veil of “Silk Lingerie,” or the vamps of “Territorial”. Excess punctuation on titles like “Lose My Cool,” and “For: You” hint at the flowing prose of her lyrics as it contributes to an even greater whole. “I think it is a celebration of life in its own way,” she says, “in the sense of finding beauty in the pain and taking the good.”
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“I’ve been realising that I really made the album that I needed to heal myself,” Kali Uchis tells Apple Music about Sincerely, perhaps her most liberating work yet. The Colombian American singer-songwriter’s catalogue has never felt slight or frivolous, whether in English or in Spanish. Yet this full-length follow-up to her 2024 ORQUÍDEAS dyad presents as something truly unique, arriving roughly a decade after her promising EP debut Por Vida.
The majority of the songs here began simply as voice notes, fortuitously captured in inspired moments outside of the confines or pressures of a studio setting. “Messages would just feel like they were directly coming through me, and I just had to get them out,” she says. Given such natural creative origins, it should come as little surprise that the actual process behind the album eschewed industry norms altogether, favouring home recording and unconventional settings. And despite the demonstrated level of guest vocal talent at her fingertips, she opted out of features, too. “When you’re making emotional music, you have to actually dig into difficult subjects,” she says, marking a clear distinction between this piece and its star-powered predecessor.
As a result, Sincerely, feels disarmingly intimate for what is ostensibly a pop album, even one from as consistently adventurous an artist as Uchis. The evocative moments of opener “Heaven Is a Home…” and closer “ILYSMIH” speak on love in grand and sweeping gestures, the passing of her mother and the birth of her son making understandably profound impacts on the work.
Influences like Cocteau Twins and Fiona Apple can be felt in all that comes between those bookends. “There’s a lot of grief, but there’s a lot of joy,” she says, describing what seeps through the veil of “Silk Lingerie,” or the vamps of “Territorial”. Excess punctuation on titles like “Lose My Cool,” and “For: You” hint at the flowing prose of her lyrics as it contributes to an even greater whole. “I think it is a celebration of life in its own way,” she says, “in the sense of finding beauty in the pain and taking the good.”
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