Petrichor

070 Shake’s Petrichor is a journey through a world of atmospheric depth and raw emotion, blending experimental pop with elements of electronic and hip-hop to create something entirely unique. If you’re a fan of genre-bending artists like Jean Dawson, this album is definitely for you. It’s bold, experimental, and carries a vibe that feels both futuristic and introspective at the same time.

What struck me most about Petrichor is how it manages to pull you in with this immersive atmosphere. From the very first track, it’s clear that Shake’s sound has expanded in ways that are truly captivating. Every song feels like it’s designed to create a mood, a world that you can get lost in. There’s a darkness, a dreaminess, and even a touch of fantasy throughout the album that I find so intriguing. It’s the kind of album where you feel like you’re experiencing a story, or maybe even a state of mind, more than just listening to music.

I can’t get enough of the way the album flows—it’s like each song builds on the last, both musically and emotionally. The production is slick, blending electronic beats, smooth vocals, and atmospheric layers that hit a perfect balance. The themes on this album dive deep into vulnerability, identity, and the complexities of life, and Shake’s voice carries that weight with such honesty and power.

Each listen feels like you’re peeling back another layer of the album, discovering new details that make it even more rewarding. There’s a sense of urgency to the way she explores her sound here—it feels like she’s pushing boundaries, both for herself and for the listener. This isn’t just an album, it’s an experience, one that keeps pulling me back for more. I don’t care what anyone else says, I’m hooked, and I’ll probably be listening to this album on repeat until the end of the year.

070 SHAKE - PETRICHOR

RATING - 8.7/10

FAVORITE TRACK - N/A

GENRE - Alt/Indie, Pop, Hip-Hop