FKA twigs – Caprisongs

Album Info

Artist: FKA twigs

Title: Caprisongs

Year: 2022

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Tracklist

  • 1. ride the dragon (3:08)
  • 2. honda (feat. pa salieu) (3:21)
  • 3. meta angel (4:19)
  • 4. tears in the club (feat. the weeknd) (3:16)
  • 5. oh my love (3:45)
  • 6. pamplemousse (1:38)
  • 7. caprisongs interlude (feat. solo) (0:25)
  • 8. lightbeamers (3:31)
  • 9. papi bones (feat. shygirl) (3:40)
  • 10. which way (feat. dystopia) (2:02)
  • 11. jealousy (feat. rema) (2:39)
  • 12. careless (feat. daniel caesar) (3:36)
  • 13. minds of men (3:24)
  • 14. track girl interlude (1:42)
  • 15. darjeeling (feat jorja smith & unknown t) (3:03)
  • 16. christi interlude (1:04)
  • 17. thank you song (3:28)

Review

'CAPRISONGS' by FKA twigs is a vibrant mixtape that showcases her versatility as an artist. Released in January 2022, it marks a shift towards a more mainstream sound while retaining the creative spark that's made her a standout in the electronic music scene. The production, helmed by el Guincho, Arca, Cirkut, and Mike Dean, among others, blends R&B, hip hop, trap, drum 'n' bass, and dancehall into a sonically diverse experience.

Twigs' signature vocals weave through the tracks, complemented by an impressive roster of guest appearances including The Weeknd, Shygirl, and Jorja Smith. The mixtape's global influences shine through on tracks like 'Jealousy', featuring Rema, which incorporates Afrobeats elements. Meanwhile, 'Darjeeling' demonstrates the project's genre-bending nature, starting with a harp that evolves into a grime beat.

While 'CAPRISONGS' leans into a brighter, more relaxed tone compared to Twigs' previous work, it doesn't sacrifice the intimacy and visual artistry she's known for. The inclusion of spoken word interludes from friends and collaborators adds a personal touch, making the mixtape feel like a journey through Twigs' musical world. It's a testament to her ability to push boundaries while creating engaging, accessible art. - Roman