
Matt Wrightโs What To Watch is less of an album and more of an emotional rollercoaster that refuses to let you off the ride. One moment, youโre fist-pumping to a club banger, the next, youโre staring at the ceiling contemplating your entire existence. Itโs an album that has something for everyoneโbreakups, love, loss, and the sheer exhaustion of life.
Take โDelirious (So Tired)โโthis oneโs an electrified adrenaline rush wrapped in a synth-heavy, pulsating beat. Wrightโs voice soars as he describes exhaustion that makes reality feel like a hallucination. The production is sharp, cinematic, and just chaotic enough to feel like the soundtrack to an actual mental breakdown. And yet, itโs addictive. You can practically feel the sleep deprivation kicking in as he croons, โIโm so tired, tired, tired of this / Iโm going deli, deli, delirious.โ Same, Matt. Same.
Then thereโs โBreak Up 2 Make Up,โ which takes relationship dysfunction and turns it into an undeniable bop. Itโs a dreamy, misty track with a hypnotic beat that makes toxic cycles sound way too fun. Wrightโs high, tender vocals glide effortlessly over the infectious rhythm, making you forget that, in reality, this situation is absolute chaos. The lyrics hit deep, thoughโโWe break up to make up / You been messing with my head, my head.โ You can feel the love-hate tug-of-war, but damn if it doesnโt make you want to dance through the heartbreak.
And just when you think youโve recovered, Wright pulls out โGoodnightโ which leaves a lump in your throat. With delicate piano melodies and a heartbeat-like pulse, itโs an ethereal, soul-crushing tribute to loss. His voice echoes through the track like a whispered farewell, carrying the weight of memories and longing. โThis is goodbye / But only for a while.โ Cue the tears.
What To Watch is a masterclass in emotional storytelling, wrapped in melodies that will haunt you in the best way. Listen to it on Spotify.
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Photo credit: Sam Cadman (@losttog)
Review by: Naomi Joan