The four years between Flume's stylish self-titled debut and its follow-up were long enough that Harley Streten racked up imitators almost as quickly as expectations for what he'd do next
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It is an amazing venture - their sound is clearly rooted in the soul of the 60s and the funk of the 70s but flourishes even further with the added electro-swagger of the 80s
Sza Ctrl [Explicit Content] (150 Gram Vinyl, Colored Vinyl, Green, Gatefold LP Jacket) (2 Lp's) Autographed 5x7 Photocard The four years between Flume'sSolana Rowe's proper debut album, due to its title, invites comparisons to Janet Jackson's 1986 personal and commercial breakout. It's an individual statement, however, one distinct from even the contemporary likes of Kehlani's SweetSexySavage. Placed beside only Z, its three year old prelude, Ctrl is the work of a considerably less inhibited songwriter. Rowe likewise truly fronts these frank songs that wield power as they lament lonesomeness,