It's individuals like London's Elsie that draw me to a genre I wouldn't ordinarily take any interest in. I'm about as far from a pop connosieur as there is, and have, in fact, been repulsed by many of the offerings occuring within the respective field. It's up to the type of authentic efforts offered by Elsie, and others within the realm of the particular music, to help balance genuine intrigue and general apathy on behalf of those sharing my specific sentiments. "Seasons" refreshes the perspectives of those in and out of love with the brand of pop music put forth by the passionate UK singer, while shedding light on a different shade of what most might expect to hear from an effort birthed from the genre. It's alternative, electronic, and hip-hop elements embedded within it, providing a unique backdrop for the illumination of Elsie's ambrosial chords. The result is a peculiar kind of audible allure, though that's hardly anything to complain about. We've this song on repeat, and you're likely to as well.
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