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Anthony Easton: Those slurred, slightly drunk,depressed horns, displacing and decentering the vocals, hold the whole project past where it ordinarily would have been.
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David Sheffieck: Any song that uses steel drums – the official instrument of summer – this well gets bonus points. “Ven” doesn’t need them, though, the vocals and brass delivering a laid-back party vibe that’s perfectly suited for every time you hit the beach – or just every time you need to feel like you’re there.
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Cédric Le Merrer: A track that’s always one impasionned performer away from turning into anepic victory chant, but keeps both feet firmly on the ground. Wewill clap, sway our hips, but we’re never made to jump, or shout, wich is allright because we experience satisfaction more regularly than triumph, and we need a soundtrack for those moments too.
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Alfred Soto: That sound? Steel drums sticking in my craw.
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Will Adams: You know what’s fucked up? If you swapped out the current vocals with those of a pitchy, shouty indie dude, this would probably top the Alternative chart.
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Brad Shoup: The steel pan bangs, but I dunno if it can carry a song. Those horns are a life raft, then, bright but cool, just like Bastida and Venegas.
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