Review
Crazy P really nailed something special with "Walk Dance Talk Sing." Clocking in at just over an hour across 11 tracks, this 2015 release threads the needle between underground disco's slinky pulse and genuine emotional weight. Danielle Moore's vocals carry the whole thing with this conversational warmth that makes even the most propulsive moments feel personal. "The Come On" and "Echo" hit with that rhythmic drive you want from dance music, while "Cruel Mistress" and "Magnetise" bring a sultrier edge that keeps things interesting.
What sets this apart is how it reimagines disco as something intimate rather than purely functional. The title track builds into this anthemic centerpiece, but then you've got cuts like "Something More" and "Scrap The Book" that feel more like late-night confessions than floor-fillers. "Witch Doctor" closes things out with an extended groove that lets the whole record breathe before fading. It's the kind of album that works equally well whether you're moving or just sitting with it, which is harder to pull off than most producers make it look. - Callen
