Introducing...
by Aaron Frazer

Introducing... by Aaron Frazer
Year: 2021
Release date: 2021-01-08
Overall rank: 27,177th   Overall chart history
Average Rating: 
73/100 (from 19 votes)
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Award Top albums of 2021 (565th)
Award Top albums of of the 2020s (2,826th)
Award Best albums of all time (27,177th)

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Overall rank: 27,177th | 2020s rank: 2,826th | 2021 rank: 565th  Overall chart history
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73/100 (from 19 votes)
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From 01/19/2021 20:38 | #264687
As a sucker for vintage throwback production techniques and sound, this album is something the write home about. Produced by Dan Auerbach from the Black Keys, and it's really showing it's warm analog parts. The album itself to me, is great from a song standpoint. Catchy tunes, with a laid back vibe. This is something that will be on the turntable on repeat this year, I can feel it. -Random 28 yo Male.
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From 01/15/2021 10:17 | #264451
Pastiche mock Tudor mansion. Polystyrene Doric columns. Plastic gargoyles on the roof. Concrete front garden and a decked rear. On first listen I was unsure whether it was a comedy Christmas album or not. I don’t understand why anyone would choose to listen to this over the actual music of that era.
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From 01/12/2021 00:23 | #264220
70-75/100 (Solid soul album with silky smooth production, the occasional inspired moment, and the laid back falsetto vocals of the titular character)

Well, this was actually quite nice. Nothing revolutionary or even remotely so. But that's not fair as that is clearly not what Frazer or producer Dan Auerbach were going for here. What they were aiming for was a crisp, silky smooth throwback album full of Motown influences dotting every single track. The bass work here sounds consistently fresh. The horns where they are featured sound nice, the vocals while not really astounding are really sexy and assured. There isn't a dud here. But there also aren't any standouts to my ears.

Basically if you love old Motown records and early 70s soul albums by Al Green and others and you wanted to hear them kinda mashed together and presented with modern production clarity, and if you want to just sit back and enjoy some smooth and well-made music, this album is for you. Probably won't be something I return to often or think about a lot but I am still glad I heard it I suppose.
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