“What's considered a "big idea"? According to Remi Wolf, "love, lust, anger, fantasies, harsh realities, vices, low lows and high highs" are the ones worth writing big songs about. And the Palo Alto-born singer's music certainly is big. Her 2021 debut Juno burst onto the scene with its kaleidoscopic colours and Wolf's lion roar of a voice, her musings on pandemic boredom, volcanos and Anthony Kiedi”
“Remi Wolf’s music is a kaleidoscope of sounds. Slinky ’70s and ’80s funk and soul, folksy musings, The Flaming Lips-influenced psychedelic flair, and luminous pop hooks are all a part of the Palo Alto-born artist’s sonic world. Indeed, her second album, ‘Big Ideas’, musically lives up to its title. Here you’re just as likely to find funky floor-fillers ready-made for shimmying to at late-night DJ ”
“With her sonically rich, aptly titled second record, Wolf continues to take risks and push the boundaries of her kaleidoscopic style to exciting, if slightly scattered lengths.”
“The California singer and producer’s whimsical alt-pop bounces between disco beats and reggae grooves, 1960s soul and 1990s indie folk.”
“Remi Wolf returns with another iteration of genre-defying pop on Big Ideas”
“Over the course of her relatively short career, US pop musician Remi Wolf has become known for a hypersaturated, genreless take on indie-pop that draws in influences from classic rock to squelchy indie-funk to sun-dappled nu-disco. The 28-year-old Californian has been lumped in with a wave of genre-agnostic gen Z musicians such as Spill Tab and bbno$, but to her credit, Wolf is something of a prog”
