Review
K.Flay's 'Every Where Is Some Where' is a vibrant explosion of sound that paints a vivid canvas of emotions. Released in 2017, this sophomore effort marks her major label debut, splashing a bold palette of alternative hip hop, indie rock, and pop across the musical landscape. The album's tracks, like 'Blood in the Cut' and 'Black Wave,' are streaks of intense red and deep blue, pulsing with raw energy and infectious rhythms that have captured audiences across various media.
The production on this record adds layers of texture, creating a rich, multi-dimensional soundscape. It's as if each song is a different room in a house of mirrors, reflecting K.Flay's versatile artistry from every angle. The polished yet gritty edge to the tracks enhances the emotional depth, turning each listen into a journey through a gallery of sonic paintings.
Chart success and critical acclaim have followed 'Every Where Is Some Where,' with the album topping the US Heatseekers chart and earning a gold certification in Poland. K.Flay's lyrical prowess shines through in tracks like 'Dreamers' and 'Giver,' crafting narratives that feel like intimate sketches shared between friends. This album is a testament to K.Flay's artistic evolution, blending genres into a cohesive and engaging musical masterpiece that resonates with listeners long after the final note. - Reid
