Ledinsky - High Society EP

Review by Erin Sigmund

High Society, the debut album by Swedish singer-songwriter Ledinsky, is a bold and eclectic collection of tracks that showcase his unique blend of pop, rock, and hip-hop influences. From the opening track, "DonaldTrumpMakesMeWannaSmokeCrack," which features a catchy chorus and a driving beat, to the haunting ballad "The Story of Jacob and the Angel," Ledinsky proves himself to be a master of both upbeat anthems and introspective, emotionally charged ballads.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "High Society," a politically charged song that criticizes the excess and greed of the upper class. With its infectious melody and biting lyrics, it's a song that's sure to become a fan favorite. Other highlights include "A World Without You," a soaring, anthemic track that showcases Ledinsky's impressive vocal range, and "New York Times," a moody, atmospheric song that explores the complexities of modern life.

Summary by Erin Sigmund

High Society is a strong debut album that showcases Ledinsky's unique voice and eclectic musical style. With its catchy hooks, powerful lyrics, and genre-bending sound, it's an album that's sure to appeal to fans of pop, rock, and hip-hop alike.