Triumphant! Dance/club/rave pop at its best. Rebecca is now confident in what she does and the songs work so well together and the... EP is so tight it's so rewarding. The EP drinks directly from the hyperpop/club/Charli xcx & friend's scene. Because of that it not for the first time in Rebecca's career the music is good. It's irreverent, its confident, it is aggressive at times and the EP works incredibly well as a party starter.
She is also becoming a good live act too. She loves her craft, is a skilled DJ with a great, daring and sometimes incredibly silly track and mashup selection.
You can easily place this among any early Slayyyter release, Carly Rae Jepsen, Charli xcx's How I'm Feeling Now or even Alaska's *nus show more
