Praised as a new Lady Gaga or Dua Lipa, Ava Max has been releasing hit singles since the end of the last decade, making her excellent 2020 “Sweet but Psycho” climb to the top of half the world charts, just like most of her single songs, although it was difficult for him to achieve the same level with his debut album “Heaven and Hell”. On the other hand, this “Diamonds and Dancefloors” only relies on three previous singles, the forceful and clubbers “Million Dollar Baby”, “Weapons” and “Maybe You Are The Problem” to put together not only a collection of hits but a genuine album with own spirit and defined style. Amanda Ava Koci, that is to say Ava Max, descendant of Albanians who grew up in Virginia, has been developing an excellent taste for eighties techno-pop full of hard rhythms and vintage synthesizers, as well as ironic lyrics about heartbreak that recall the pop side of Blondie or Garbage. Produced by Cirkut (Rhianna) and contributions by Omar Fedi (Justin Bieber, Machine Gun Kelly), this “Diamonds and Dancefloores” offers a long dozen 3-minute tracks with more electronic or dark nuances depending on the case, and the truth is that each could be hit on their own.
Source: Ambito
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