Don't You

Wet are a Brooklyn three-piece that has flitted around synthpop, Cat Power-ish folk, '90s R&B, and modern alt-R&B without quite committing to any of them. Their debut album's main problem is a common one: if you set out to be an amalgam of beloved styles, you’d better equal and preferably outdo at least a couple of them somewhere along the line.

Brooklyn-based dream-pop band Wet makes an understandable but rookie mistake on its debut album Don’t You: It overproduces the hell out of it. Delicate melodies and airy vocals are often practically drowned in a wash of synth-laden effects, smoothing out any and all rough edges, and turning the album into an overly…

Check out our album review of Artist's Don't You on Rolling Stone.com.

Unflinchingly honest, Wet don’t specialise in happy endings, but they’re always telling a good story.

On Wet's delicately pretty Don't You, the young trio from Brooklyn offers a sweet debut brimming with innocence, romance, and the sometimes uncertain moments that float in between, enveloping those empty spaces with a comforting embrace.

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'Don't You' by Wet, review by Northern Transmissions. Wet's debut album comes out on January 29th via Columbia. Their latest single "Weak" is now streaming.