JP Saxe – Dangerous Levels of Introspection

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Artist: JP Saxe

Title: Dangerous Levels of Introspection

Year: 2021

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Tracklist

  • 1. 4:30 In Toronto (3:57)
  • 2. Like That (2:54)
  • 3. More of You (2:34)
  • 4. Here's Hopin' (3:20)
  • 5. I Shouldn't Be Here (1:43)
  • 6. Dangerous Levels of Introspection (3:54)
  • 7. If the World Was Ending (feat. Julia Michaels) (3:29)
  • 8. Tension (4:09)
  • 9. What Keeps Me From It (2:29)
  • 10. For Emilee (3:25)
  • 11. Line By Line (feat. Maren Morris) (3:26)
  • 12. A Little Bit Yours (3:48)
  • 13. Sing Myself To Sleep (2:06)

Review

JP Saxe's 'Dangerous Levels of Introspection' is a musical journey that really struck a chord with me. Released in 2021, this album is like a heart-to-heart conversation with a close friend. I remember listening to it for the first time during a long drive, and by the time I reached my destination, I felt like I had just experienced someone's entire emotional landscape.

The 13 tracks on this album cover a range of emotions, from love and vulnerability to loss and self-reflection. I was particularly moved by '4:30 in Toronto', which kicks off the album with a sense of searching for home - something I think we can all relate to in our own ways. And let's talk about those collaborations! The duet with Julia Michaels on 'If the World Was Ending' is simply beautiful, and Maren Morris brings a whole new energy to 'Line By Line'.

What really got me about this album is how Saxe manages to balance introspection with living in the moment. It's like he's inviting us into his thoughts, but also reminding us to stay present. The music itself is a mix of styles, from acoustic to rock 'n' roll, which keeps things interesting throughout. Listening to 'Dangerous Levels of Introspection' feels like flipping through someone's diary, but with a killer soundtrack. - Alex

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