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Káryyn's New Album: Earthly Beats Meet Cosmic Sound
15 Jun
Summary
- Syrian-Armenian-American singer Káryyn released her second album, tuned to 432hz.
- The album explores immediate pleasures with sharp hooks and melodramatic flourishes.
- Káryyn collaborated with mainstream pop producers like James Ford and Hudson Mohawke.
Syrian-Armenian-American singer Káryyn's second album, "Physics Universal Love Language," emerges with a surprising shift in sonic direction. While previous work was experimental, this album embraces more grounded, earthly pleasures. It is tuned to 432hz, a frequency proponents link to the universe's hum.
Káryyn collaborated with prominent pop producers, including James Ford and Hudson Mohawke. This partnership signals a departure from her past, marked by a newfound directness in lyrics and melodies. The album features theatrical hooks and dynamic shifts.
The six-minute track "PULL" serves as a centerpiece, blending Middle Eastern instrumentation with electronic pulses. Káryyn's experimental tendencies now mesh compellingly with four-to-the-floor beats and dramatic choruses, offering a powerful blend of accessible sounds and artistic integrity.
