SLO MO

New Zealand's very own Fat Freddy's Drop have returned with their latest offering, "SLO MO", and let me tell you, this is one album you don't want to rush through. From the moment you press play, you are transported to a world of smooth grooves, catchy hooks, and infectious beats. The band effortlessly blends dub, soul, reggae, and jazz to create a sound that is uniquely their own. Each track on "SLO MO" is a journey in itself, with layers upon layers of instrumentation that reveal new surprises with each listen. The standout for me has to be "Kamo Kamo", a funky, bass-heavy tune that will have you dancing around your living room in no time. But don't let the upbeat vibes fool you, Fat Freddy's Drop isn't afraid to tackle serious issues in their lyrics. "Raleigh Twenty" touches on themes of gentrification and displacement, while "Special Edition" delves into the struggles of everyday life. Overall, "SLO MO" is a triumph for Fat Freddy's Drop, showcasing their incredible musicianship and songwriting abilities. If you're looking for an album that will make you think, feel, and groove all at the same time, look no further than "SLO MO". Trust me, you won't be disappointed.