Single Review: Tripping

Lola Sola

Review by butch181 // 4 December 2019
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This latest single from Lola Sola, Tripping, is pure simplicity; simple enough to allow nothing to draw your attention away from the vocals. With very little instrumentation beyond a guitar (which doubles as the tracks percussive element), there is nothing complicated about it, and it creates a slow and weary ambience.

Most importantly though, it creates an aura of delirious satisfaction and contentedness. Lola Sola has a gorgeous variety of vocal qualities, with a Gin Wigmore/Amy Winehouse twang when she projects some grit into her style.

Almost dream-like, Tripping, ebbs and flows like a truly natural tide, rising and falling until the crest breaks and then back again. It’s simple, but it’s as complicated as it needs to be to get its point across.

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Hey there! I’m Alex. Long time music lover, long time reviewer, and now I finally get to combine those and be a music reviewer! As a guitarist, pianist, and vocalist, I have a great appreciation for musicianship and the technicalities that go along with a group of people making music together. My genres of preference tend to gravitate towards Punk/Rock/Heavy/Metal, but I also like to dabble in some Classical, Pop, and even some Drum and Bass. Hope you enjoy my contributions!

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