“On the New Yorker’s fifth album, assemblages of generic string loops and prominent drum production mix with a litany of samples and entrancing vocals, all slightly out-of-step with each other. It feels like musical Jenga, where if any one feature slips too far behind, the entire structure could crumble.”
“On their fourth solo release, the Brooklyn sound artist and composer threads together downtempo rap, sound collage, and pop hooks to examine memory and self-transformation.”
