MORE EAZE Schallplatten & CDs

Review: 'Cutetronica' (for want of a better pun, perhaps) has been making recent waves in experimental electronic music circles, with artists like Boy Lucid, Toiret Status, Dialect or any other number of net-bound trailblazers building convincing, glitzy-shiny soundworlds. Mari Maurice, aka. More Eaze, is another expert in the field. Her latest eight-track LP nods to something between acoustic folk and slippery-plastic fantasy; from the off of 'Gentle Pets', it's as if a small child had gone wandering in a field and dropped their Nintendogs cartridge with such force that it caused the game's virtual universe to spill over into our world, with veritably soul-quelling results. The album errs off into darker and more emotive moments, as on 'Suped' or 'Goodnight', but this is for the most part a light-hearted yet emotionally complex LP, neither for the faint or the heavy of heart - it strikes just the right balance.

Review: According to the words provide by the people at Orange Milk Records. More Ease and Claire Rousay's new album Never Stop Texting Me is a pop album. Every track features a rich array of melody and choruses that sing, with lyrics musing on the mundanity of every day life as well as collaborations with friends. Both artists are said to have shared the creative duties equally throughout the writing process and it results in something sad, funny, honest and accessible. Bloodzboi and How To Dress Well are top collaborators.