: Features a prominent piano melody that adds a personal touch to the otherwise electronic production.
7/10 (A flawless nostalgic trip, even if it lacks artistic ambition) Iyaz - Replay Album
Critics often dismiss the as a collection of filler built around one massive single, but a closer listen reveals a cohesive, well-produced pop album. Here is a breakdown of the key tracks. : Features a prominent piano melody that adds
The saddest song on the album. Written specifically about Iyaz’s grandfather (who died while he was recording the album), "Goodbye" drops the Auto-Tune heavily, but the pain is audible. "I know you're in a better place / I just miss your face." For an album full of party jams, this emotional outlier shows the depth Rotem was trying to achieve. It feels raw in a way the rest of the album deliberately avoids. The saddest song on the album