DJ Harrison - ElectroSoul (2026)
What stands out immediately is the warmth. The keys feel alive, the grooves breathe, and you can hear the musicians listening to each other. It’s relaxed in a way that feels natural rather than polished. But the looseness becomes the limitation. Many tracks arrive with a good groove and leave before they turn into something bigger. The album moves like a collection of studio moments rather than a sequence building toward emotional or musical lift. I enjoy the musicianship and the communal energy behind it. I just don’t feel the ideas pushed far enough to become definitive songs. Pros Warm live groove The bass, keys, and drum feel are tactile and human. It avoids the sterile production common in modern neo-soul. Jazz-funk musicianship Harrison’s keyboard work carries personality and harmonic color. Collaborative energy Guest vocalists and players bring variety and keep the record from feeling monochrome. Cons Fragmented album structure Many tracks feel like sketches or interludes...