Perspective ‘Look Both Ways’ – out now!
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Perspective’s debut is a joyful collision of disco shimmer, funk grooves, and heartfelt storytelling. From the first bars of “Take Them All Down,” it’s clear that this is a band confident in their vision—one that’s unafraid to mix serious, intimate subject matter with playful, danceable energy.
KG’s vocals are magnetic, effortlessly carrying the listener from euphoric highs to moments of introspection. Tracks like “Late To The Party” and “Power” showcase the band’s ability to address personal growth, identity, and resilience without ever feeling preachy. Meanwhile, the rhythm section and guitar work provide a slick, dynamic foundation that keeps the record moving.
The sequencing of the album is carefully considered. The listener is taken on a journey, from euphoric, guitar-driven love anthems to vulnerable, introspective ballads, creating a narrative flow that feels cinematic yet intimate. There’s a sense of cohesion rarely achieved on debut records.
Lyrically, the album balances honesty with wit. “Love Is A Fool” and “Dirty Game” inject humor and cheek into an otherwise emotionally charged collection, while tracks like “Skeletons” provide a sobering, powerful counterpoint. This balance of light and shadow makes the album feel alive and authentic.
Ultimately, Perspective have delivered a debut that is as emotionally resonant as it is irresistibly groovy. It’s a record that invites dancing, reflection, and connection in equal measure, proving the band is one to watch as they carve out a distinctive space in the UK music scene.
