Remi Wolf’s latest album Juno stays true to her off-beat trippy style. Fans of the solo singer won’t be disappointed with her latest work, packed to the brim with fresh hits.
Coming back with her usual retro-inspired sound, ‘Juno’ is in keeping with Remi’s witty, personal style. Packed with her usual off-beat synths and peppy sound, ‘Juno’ strays into the darker sides of the artist’s life. ‘Liquor Store’ explores her struggles with alcohol through a gritty, distorted yet relentlessly upbeat track with harsh lyrics that contrast to the brightness in her vocals. Funky riffs abound, layered with her trademark surreally altered vocals, as Remi transports the listener with signature bops like ‘Anthony Kiedis’ and ‘Sexy Villain’. The album has less hyperactive moments too, such as ‘Sally’, which has a clearer, more conventional sound while retaining a definite Remi Wolf spirit.
Remi’s new album is filled with dreamy escapism, packed to the brim of lilting harmonies, and poppy riffs that are almost sickly in their bubbly catchiness. Aesthetically, she maintains her unique sense of style, throughout her clothing, music videos and album artwork. ‘Juno’ is trippy and fun from start to finish, with a peppy and at times even childlike vision of the world that creates music you can dance to blended with lyrics that give you food for thought.
Her work is pure, unfiltered expression. From the hugely physical performances she gives, to the outlandish outfits she sports, Remi is a soul bared loudly for all to see. Following on the back of her previous successes, she is undoubtedly continuing her spectacular development as an artist, far surpassing most in her vision and originality.