“Brittney Parks’ tense and virtuosic new album documents a life in motion, blending breakups and rebounds, dancefloor euphoria and everyday anxiety.”
“The sensual, sonorous third record from Brittney Parks takes her already dexterous technical skills to the club, fusing her R&B pop background with Detroit and Chicago-influenced experimental beatwork and an earnestly optimistic take on technology.”
“The moment Brittney Parks got an iPad and an electric violin, her world shifted. It was then that she started making the innovative vocal and string loops that she would later become known for as Sudan Archives. With each release, she explores new territory, reinventing herself and her sound. Parks's latest album achieves no less, taking listeners on a journey through a futuristic, chrome-plated ”
“A very creative dance music album that's slightly lacking in cohesion.”
“On The BPM, the violinist and singer-songwriter offers complex music that exists between the past, the present, and 10 minutes from now”
