Homelife - Cho Cho

Review by Claudia Baeza

Homelife's album Cho Cho is a unique and eclectic fusion of different musical styles that creates a truly captivating listening experience. The album is characterized by its use of unconventional instruments such as the kalimba, marimba, and various percussion instruments, which create an ethereal and otherworldly ambiance.

The album's opening track "Seedpod" immediately draws the listener in with its hypnotic rhythms and haunting vocals. The song sets the tone for the rest of the album, which is a journey through various musical landscapes, from the jazzy "Harder" to the Afrobeat-inspired "Pinnacles."

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Flying Wonders," which features a beautiful vocal performance by Seaming To, backed by a mesmerizing arrangement of kalimba and percussion. Another standout track is "Rainbow Trout," which combines elements of folk and electronic music to create a dreamy and atmospheric sound.

Summary by Claudia Baeza

Cho Cho is a fantastic album that showcases Homelife's creativity and musical prowess. The album is a must-listen for anyone looking for something unique and unconventional in their music collection.