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If there’s anything you would refer to as an adult’s lullaby, that would be Nishy’s latest EP, “Memories from a Vinyl.”
The album is the sweetest, most romantic, most transcending, and most tranquil culmination of the electropop and R&B genres. Nishy is a dark horse amongst rising stars for coming upon her signature sound this way. The EP comprises 5 tracks, the first of which reminds you of an old jittery TV or a damaged vinyl circulating with a vague voice asking, “Hello it’s me/ You hear?” The voice doubles up with an echo effect, sounding even more reminiscent, antique, and melancholic.
The glitz returns in the next track, but with piano and Lofi beats and a low, upfront timbre to Nishy’s voice. The music in the album is produced in such a way that her voice is layered in the higher and lower ranges, with the occasional ASMR whisper. Her soft and dulcet voice is especially tender in MMT, where she lusciously speaks French, “Minuit sans toi,” which translates to “Midnight without you” in English. Nishy takes on a more vulnerable and melancholic turn in her 4th track, “Phase,” with more reverbs and her stretched voice lulling, “As we’re spinning around/Red Vinyl Cracks.”
In her album, Nishy takes us on a calm voyage over a placid lake with the waters reflecting a glittering moon from the first to the last track because that’s precisely what “Memories from a Vinyl” sounds like with Nishy’s sirenlike, sultry, luscious voice reverbed alongside Lofi aesthetic.
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