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Track List
01) Never Leavin' U Lonely
02) HERicane
03) Soft
04) Pin
05) Top
06) Algorithm
07) Blame
08) Think Different
09) Breakin' The Bank
10) That's You
11) Mary
12) Paralyzed
13) Lemonade
14) Diamonds in Teal
01) Never Leavin' U Lonely
02) HERicane
03) Soft
04) Pin
05) Top
06) Algorithm
07) Blame
08) Think Different
09) Breakin' The Bank
10) That's You
11) Mary
12) Paralyzed
13) Lemonade
14) Diamonds in Teal
4:40
3:47
5:18
4:24
2:57
3:20
3:44
4:07
4:58
4:11
4:42
4:38
3:26
5:56
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2024
R&B
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Some two years after the sublime Candydrip, Lucky Daye ensures that his third studio album is required listening for R&B fans and lovers everywhere. Despite the seeming coldness of its title, Algorithm allures with its series of sensual come-ons and pillow-talk confessions. The carnal delights depicted on “Top” feel downright palpable thanks to the singer’s earnest and eager delivery, a move that proves equally efficient on relatively more abstract cuts like the title track.
A standout swirling with circular rhythms and squelchy bass, “Think Different” makes an assertive plea for cuffing in order to break an unfulfilling cycle of one-night stands. You can hear how much he’s enjoying himself on the blues-inflected novelty “Mary”, a steamy entry in the canon of lothario lore. At the same time, he’s also coming to understand the existential terror of being alone, particularly via “That’s You”. On the guest front, Teddy Swims adds his countrified soul-pop seasoning to the vulnerable duet “Blame”, while RAYE nudges Daye closer to commitment on the tender “Paralyzed”.
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Some two years after the sublime Candydrip, Lucky Daye ensures that his third studio album is required listening for R&B fans and lovers everywhere. Despite the seeming coldness of its title, Algorithm allures with its series of sensual come-ons and pillow-talk confessions. The carnal delights depicted on “Top” feel downright palpable thanks to the singer’s earnest and eager delivery, a move that proves equally efficient on relatively more abstract cuts like the title track.
A standout swirling with circular rhythms and squelchy bass, “Think Different” makes an assertive plea for cuffing in order to break an unfulfilling cycle of one-night stands. You can hear how much he’s enjoying himself on the blues-inflected novelty “Mary”, a steamy entry in the canon of lothario lore. At the same time, he’s also coming to understand the existential terror of being alone, particularly via “That’s You”. On the guest front, Teddy Swims adds his countrified soul-pop seasoning to the vulnerable duet “Blame”, while RAYE nudges Daye closer to commitment on the tender “Paralyzed”.
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