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Estelle Clifford: Music reviewer on Tems' new album 'Born in the Wild' Saturday Morning with Jack Tame
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Estelle Clifford reviews Born in the Wild by Tems.
Tems self-produced much of the LP alongside GuityBeatz, the Ghanaian Afropop DJ behind her 2021 EP If Orange Was a Place.
It’s been praised by Pitchfork for its “Polyrhythmic soundscape, adorned with the earthy tones of conga drums, wind chimes, and shekere rattles, provides a counterweight to the homogenized sound of contemporary Afropop.”
Music reviewer Estelle Clifford told Jack Tame “This is her growth on something that’s a universal attraction with afrobeats.”
Clifford says “She’s worked behind the scenes, but now her wn stuff is taking the forefront.”
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Estelle Clifford reviews Born in the Wild by Tems.
Tems self-produced much of the LP alongside GuityBeatz, the Ghanaian Afropop DJ behind her 2021 EP If Orange Was a Place.
It’s been praised by Pitchfork for its “Polyrhythmic soundscape, adorned with the earthy tones of conga drums, wind chimes, and shekere rattles, provides a counterweight to the homogenized sound of contemporary Afropop.”
Music reviewer Estelle Clifford told Jack Tame “This is her growth on something that’s a universal attraction with afrobeats.”
Clifford says “She’s worked behind the scenes, but now her wn stuff is taking the forefront.”
LISTEN ABOVE.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
7 min