Kali Uchis – Sincerely,

Album Info

Artist: Kali Uchis

Title: Sincerely,

Year: 2025

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Tracklist

  • 1. Heaven is a Home… (4:04)
  • 2. Sugar! Honey! Love! (3:04)
  • 3. Lose My Cool, (5:56)
  • 4. It's Just Us (3:00)
  • 5. For: You (3:13)
  • 6. Silk Lingerie, (4:07)
  • 7. Territorial (3:14)
  • 8. Fall Apart, (3:06)
  • 9. All I Can Say (3:07)
  • 10. Daggers! (3:06)
  • 11. Angels All Around Me… (5:34)
  • 12. Breeze! (2:24)
  • 13. Sunshine & Rain... (3:17)
  • 14. ILYSMIH (3:33)

Review

Kali Uchis delivers raw emotion and intimate storytelling on her 2025 release 'Sincerely,' weaving together the contrasting experiences of motherhood and mourning. The album's 14 tracks dance through the shadows of her mother's passing while celebrating the light brought by her newborn child. Songs like 'Daggers!' and 'ILYSMIH' pulse with Uchis's signature smooth vocals while guiding listeners toward self-acceptance and emotional vulnerability. Her artistry shines brightest when she's turning personal pain into musical medicine.

What makes 'Sincerely' hit different is how Uchis incorporates actual pieces of her life into the sonic experience. The inclusion of her mother's voice in 'Sunshine & Rain...' creates this beautiful full-circle moment that'll have you feeling all types of ways. Throughout the album, she transforms her individual journey into something we can all feel in our souls, reminding us to cherish every second we're given. The genius of Uchis lies in her ability to transform grief into gratitude without sugarcoating the struggle.

This collection stands as Kali's most transparent work yet, striking that perfect balance between vulnerability and strength. Her vocal performances capture both fragility and power, often within the same track. While processing her losses, Uchis somehow manages to craft an album that ultimately leaves you feeling hopeful rather than heavy. 'Sincerely' isn't just autobiography—it's an invitation to explore your own emotional terrain while Kali guides the way with her candid confessions and soul-stirring melodies. - Lena