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- Summary: The debut full-length studio release from Berlin-based DJ and electronic producer Peggy Gou features guest appearances by Villano Antillano and Lenny Kravitz.
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- Record Label: XL
- Genre(s): Electronic
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Jun 5, 2024Peggy Gou has always yielded her talents to the complete advantage of the listener. On I Hear You, she pays homage to these talents, laying a path that is singularly hers to embark on, one on which she carries the future of dance-music, and all of it’s fun.
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Jun 7, 2024I Hear You is a sparkling introduction to Gou’s eclectic “K-house” sound.
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Jun 11, 2024It’s that eclectic and restless nature that makes I Hear You one of those rare dance albums that sounds equally at home in the living room or in a club. Expect Peggy Gou to be the soundtrack to all the hottest barbecues and beach parties this summer.
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Jun 5, 2024I Hear You varies in quality, with some songs clearly more successful than others, but overall, it's a fun, adventurous record confirming Peggy Gou's status as one of the more distinctive figures in club music.
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Jul 31, 2024I Hear You doesn’t reinvent the wheel by any stretch, but on songs such as the airy, mysterious “Purple Horizon,” or on the energizing ’90s house of “I Go,” Gou’s beats provoke such an instant, friendly nostalgia for warm twilight dances and neon club parties that their charm is irresistible.
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Jun 7, 2024‘I Hear You’ is a solid tribute to vintage house, brought cohesively together under Gou’s powerful artistic stamp. But, there’s a feeling we’ve already seen her best work – 2021’s gorgeous synth-wave single ‘I Go’ is included in this tracklist but is not rivalled, while tracks like ‘1+1=11’ sound a bit too close to Gou’s self-professed love for 90s German trance DJ, ATB.
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Jun 11, 2024Bridging that pop-underground divide has always been what makes Gou an interesting artist, but on I Hear You, she can't seem to veer from the middle of the road.