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Kanye's New Album: Complete But Lacks Impact
31 Aug
Summary
- VULTURES 1 sounds surprisingly finished with crisp mixing.
- Kanye's recent work, including Donda, felt rushed and unfinished.
- The album showcases Kanye's singing voice, contrasting Ty Dolla $ign.
Kanye West's collaborative album with Ty Dolla $ign, VULTURES 1, arrives with a disorienting sense of completeness. Unlike his recent projects, which often sounded rushed and unfinished due to rapid production cycles, VULTURES 1 boasts crisp mixing and clear vocals.
This polished presentation marks a significant departure from albums like 2021's Donda, which struggled to articulate its core musical ideas amidst overstuffing and hurried production. The new release features moments where West employs his signature airy singing voice, offering a pleasant contrast to Ty Dolla $ign's unique delivery.
Tracks like the Donna Summer-sampling "Good (Don't Die)" and the opener "Stars" showcase a more cohesive artistic vision. However, despite its finished sound, the album ultimately struggles to produce memorable or impactful songs.
