Dominic Fike – What Could Possibly Go Wrong

Album Info

Artist: Dominic Fike

Title: What Could Possibly Go Wrong

Year: 2020

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Tracklist

  • 1. Come Here (1:17)
  • 2. Double Negative (Skeleton Milkshake) (2:06)
  • 3. Cancel Me (2:17)
  • 4. 10x Stronger (1:15)
  • 5. Good Game (2:27)
  • 6. Why (2:19)
  • 7. Chicken Tenders (2:50)
  • 8. Whats For Dinner? (2:18)
  • 9. Vampire (3:06)
  • 10. Superstar Sh*t (2:07)
  • 11. Politics & Violence (3:17)
  • 12. Joe Blazey (2:42)
  • 13. Wurli (2:30)
  • 14. Florida (3:47)

Review

Alright, let's dive into Dominic Fike’s debut album, "What Could Possibly Go Wrong," which dropped on July 31, 2020. This album is like a musical smoothie, mixing pop, R&B, and lo-fi elements in a way that’s totally refreshing. Critics had mixed but mostly positive vibes, giving a nod to Fike’s vocal range and the album’s eclectic sound palette.

With 14 tracks, you’re never bored—Fike experiments all over the place, from the distorted guitars and raw energy of "Come Here" to the catchy earworm that is "Chicken Tenders." There's this cool mix of production elements, like swelling strings and chaotic guitar licks, which adds layers to the tracks, even if some lyrics get a bit heavy and claustrophobic at times.

Personal themes run deep, as Fike delves into his own experiences with fame and its pitfalls in tracks like "Good Game" and "Politics & Violence." If you're looking for more introspective vibes, "Why" and "Florida" will hit you right in the feels with their emotive storytelling.

All in all, "What Could Possibly Go Wrong" is a solid debut, showcasing Dominic Fike’s knack for blending genres and crafting unique sounds. Sure, it can feel a little disjointed here and there, but it’s clear this guy’s got some serious talent, and this album is just the beginning for him. - Bianca