An Evening With Silk Sonic
by Silk Sonic

From JoaoMoreira 02/09/2024 01:02 | #301837

Soul train.
Great musicianship, nice tunes, pleasant engineering and smooth mix.
Feels good. (Edited)

Anderson.Paak and Bruno Mars brings out the best of eachother here in this fun album. Enjoying it from start to finish either as background music, or really listening to every note. Worth checking out for everybody.

From VictorVale 09/26/2022 19:21 | #289980

Mto ritmo e bastante animado!

From HoldenM 12/27/2021 22:59 | #278101

The best things I can say about this album are that the production is flawless. This thing sounds so tight, so opulent, so electric. Additionally, the performances from top to bottom are so alive and in sync. Every instrument, every vocal, every note is right where it's meant to be while feeling organic. And at the end of the day, I have to imagine that this thing was a lot of fun to make.

That said, aside from the singles, there are a few songs on this brief album that pretty much leave my brain as soon as they're done. I've listened to this a few times, and almost half of it is unremarkable beyond how immaculate the construction of it is.

But all in all, this is totally solid. And when it's at its best, there's nothing else I want to be listening to.

A top notch record, beginning to end. And it's even on corporate radio! I dug Anderson Paak as soon as I heard his Malibu record. It's a collaboration made in heaven. Paak brings his production saavy to the table. It's classic and familiar, but with a modern twist. Mars is a natural performer and vocalist.

I can't recommend this record enough.

From mdbaxter 12/16/2021 16:49 | #277572

Really easy listening and pretty good. Does what it's trying to do really well. It doesn't do anything groundbreaking but it's a good album.

There is real joy in listening to an album that the artists clearly loved making. Bruno Mars' natural smoothness and Anderson Paak's instrumental creativity compliment each other perfectly. Vocally, they bounce off each other above funk cuts that feel like they've been there forever. "Smokin' Out The Window" is particularly hilarious with lyrics involving gold-digging and the pettiness resulting from it. More critically, the songwriting does feel more generic with fairly standard flex and love themes. Despite this, it's still funky as all hell.

This is so cool! Eight songs that would have been eight 70s' masterpieces with a great production and great vocal performances. Each track got me and had at least a passage that got me by surprise, what a wonderful surprise and what a colourful album.

Very good album. Every track is incredible and the vibe is so smooth. Praying for a sequel.

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