Frida Goethals - Frida

Review by Tye Riter

Frida Goethals' self-titled album, Frida, is a captivating blend of indie-pop and folk-inspired melodies. The Belgian singer-songwriter's debut album showcases her unique voice, which is both delicate and powerful, and her ability to craft thoughtful and introspective lyrics.

The album opens with "Intro," a haunting instrumental track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. "Killing Time" follows, with its catchy guitar riffs and melancholic lyrics that explore the feeling of being stuck in a rut. "Lost in Translation" is a standout track, with its dreamy, atmospheric sound and Goethals' emotive vocals.

Other highlights include "Waves," a slow-burning ballad that builds to a powerful crescendo, and "The One," a stripped-back acoustic track that showcases Goethals' raw vocal talent. The album closes with "Outro," a reprise of the opening track that provides a fitting conclusion to the album's introspective journey.

Summary by Tye Riter

Frida is an impressive debut from Goethals, showcasing her talent as a songwriter and musician. The album is a must-listen for fans of indie-pop and folk music, and is sure to leave a lasting impression.