When in Paris

Ah, The Ordinary Square's latest offering, "When in Paris." This album is like a croissant dipped in tea - French, quirky, and just a little bit crumbly. From the opening track, "Bonjour, Mon Amour," you're transported straight to the streets of Paris, with its accordion melodies and charming lyrics. It's like taking a leisurely stroll down the Champs-Élysées, with a baguette in one hand and a beret on your head. The standout track, "Fromage Funk," is a delightful fusion of disco and French cheese references. It's cheesy in all the right ways, with a funky bassline that will have you dancing in your skinny jeans. But don't be fooled by the title - this album is anything but ordinary. Tracks like "Eiffel Tower Blues" and "Café au Lait Lullaby" showcase The Ordinary Square's versatility and creativity, proving that they are more than just your average indie band. In conclusion, "When in Paris" is a delightful romp through the City of Light, with a quirky British twist that will leave you craving a croissant and a glass of Bordeaux. The Ordinary Square have truly outdone themselves with this album, and I can't wait to see what they come up with next. Cheers to them, and vive la musique!