græ
The sprawling second album from the crystal-voiced singer-songwriter is a riot of moods. Moses Sumney widens the scope of his work and takes full account of his self, warts and all.
Describing the massive scope of Grae's music as ambitious is akin to labeling a stab wound a scrape.
Moses Sumney remains as challenging and captivating as ever on new double-effort græ
Nothing is straightforward on this soul-searching record, which veers from jazz to art-pop, the form matching the message that life contains multitudes
Perhaps the only thing more exciting than 'græ' will be seeing where Moses Sumney goes from here.
On his fifth album, Perfume Genius turns away from ‘big US rock’ to create something altogether more intimate, pop veterans Sparks return with a record as multi-faceted as it is innovative, and Moses Sumney offers vulnerable introspection
If Aromanticism was an exercise in gently unfurling intimacy, then græ is one in external flair.
The art-pop singer-songwriter Moses Sumney produces the sophomore LP, Græ - his finest work yet recounting the trials and tribulations of a tumultuous love life and obscured sense of identity.
“I insist upon my right to be multiple,” intones Taiye Selasi’s modulated voice over skeletal percussion and misty vocal samples on “also also also and and and,” one of græ’s interludes.
American artist Moses Sumney returns with græ, another record of astonishing vocal performances and an otherwordly songwriting approach