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Jessica Winter
Jessica Winter 「My First Album 」 CD
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| 発売日：2025年07月下旬 / ジャンル：ROCK/POP / フォーマット：CD / 構成数：1 / 製造国：輸入 / レーベル：Lucky Number / SKU：689492230821 / 規格品番：LUCKY183CD |
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| Before assembling My First Album, Jessica Winter, who moved from Hayling Island to London at 16 to pursue a career in music, cut her teeth in multiple bands, most notably as a member of the glammy, theatrical pop/rock duo PREGOBLIN, and she wrote and produced music for others, including on-the-radar acts such as Jazmin Bean and Walt Disco. When she released her solo debut EP, Sad Music, in 2020, it was with fully conceived, dance-oriented alt-pop. It should come as no surprise, then, that the self-produced My First Album doesnt sound like the work of a newbie, although it does find Winter making a statement about coming into her own. With songs about standing up to pressure and breaking co-dependency ("L.O.V.E."), loving herself ("To Know Her"), and being herself ("Wannabe"), it was recorded mostly by Winter, with the exception of a handful of co- and assistant producers (Winter works almost exclusively with women and queer people, following a history of abuse in music spaces). A song about letting loose at the club, "Aftersun" leans heavily into 2000s dance music but teases her hard-to-categorize sound, in which turn-of-the-century dance music, 70s songwriter melodies, psychedelic rock, alt rock, and contemporary programmable pop can converge on the same song. "Nirvana" throws in glances of sitar, and the post-breakup song "Just Like That" comes off more like piano cabaret. While pretty much all about self-discovery in one way or another, there are also songs inspired by the acclaimed indie film The Worst Person in the World ("Worst Person in the World") and lasting two days at a Scientology church ("I See the Robin"). Throughout, Winters elfin yet confident vocals add a touch of vulnerability to a set of "over it" songs, a juxtaposition thats perhaps most pronounced on the showtune-y closer "To Know Her," in which she puts any complaints about mercuriality to rest with the final line, "Cause I don’t want nobody’s expectations/I can make my own idea of me." ~ Marcy Donelson |
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