Album Review: love is not dying | Jeremy Zucker
- lifeisbella
- Jun 7, 2020
- 2 min read
This is Album #30/20 that I listened to for my 2020 challenge. I listened to this album 8 times for my review.
Here are some quick stats about love is not dying by Jeremy Zucker:
There's no Wikipedia page for this album, so these stats are based off of what I could find in my research.
I really liked this album! I've never heard of Jeremy Zucker before and had never heard any of his songs. I just randomly picked this album from that week's new album release calendar, so I was very pleasantly surprised with how much I liked this album.
My favorite songs were "we're fucked, it's fine," "somebody loves you," and "comethru." There weren't any songs that I disliked, but some of the songs were a little forgettable for me. There are several songs that just looking at their names I can't remember what they sound like, but when I listen to it I do remember it and I like it. But I do have to admit that the album can get a little repetitive when listening to the whole thing in full. I think that the album is a pretty unique and interesting sound. Some of these songs are SOOO catchy, and others are really lush and deep. The whole album just has a really chill, relaxing vibe.
Recommendations:
Listen or don't listen? Listen. I definitely think this album is original and unique, but yet very pop and accessible for most people to enjoy.
Buy or don't buy? Buy. I think the whole album is great. I believe Jeremy writes his own songs, so i think it's important to support artists who are so integral in creating their own stuff, especially when it's so good. I definitely want him to be encouraged to write more stuff.
I do like the whole album but I think it can get a little repetitive when listening to the full thing. So I probably won't be listening to the full album very often in the future, but I definitely will listen to the songs whenever they come up on shuffle. I'll definitely be keeping my eye out for Jeremy's future music and will look into his previous music when I get the chance. I'd give this album a 7.5/10 personally. Have you listened to this album? I'd love to hear your thoughts down below.
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