Stonechild

If you thought JESCA HOOP was just your average folk songstress, think again my friends. Her latest album, Stonechild, is a trip down a whimsical rabbit hole of sonic delight. From the opening track, "Free of the Feeling," Hoop's ethereal vocals float effortlessly over a rich tapestry of lush instrumentals. The production on this album is top-notch, with each song feeling like a carefully crafted work of art. On tracks like "Shoulder Charge," Hoop shows off her versatility as an artist, seamlessly blending elements of folk, pop, and even a hint of electronic music. It's like if Björk and Joni Mitchell had a musical love child - and let me tell you, it is a beautiful thing. But don't be fooled by the dreamy melodies and poetic lyrics, Stonechild has an underlying darkness that adds depth to the album. Tracks like "Red White and Black" tackle tough issues with grace and raw emotion. Overall, Stonechild is a triumph for JESCA HOOP, showcasing her incredible talent and fearless creativity. So do yourself a favour and give this album a listen - you won't be disappointed.