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Stinkus<\/strong> lays bare his feelings on I love you, trackstar<\/em>. So captivating this album! I love you, trackstar<\/em> is bound to swirl you in emotion while enveloping you in its indie pop charm. <\/p>\n Stinkus, real name Tyler Thompson, hails from Los Angeles. This moniker was the natural evolution of his nickname \u2018Tink\u2019, suggesting that the artist\u2019s personality does seep into his music. Before debuting this solo project, Tyler previously worked with the likes of Smallpools<\/a>, girlhouse and Khatumu as producer\/songwriter. Stinkus<\/strong> is clearly all about him, at least when it comes to this album. <\/p>\n I love you, trackstar<\/em> spans a range of emotions. And, there is a persistent feeling of honesty throughout. This is encapsulated by the title track, which also forms the album\u2019s centrepiece. \u201cI love you, trackstar\u201d is totally mesmerizing, with pensive ruminations characterizing the heartfelt lyrics. <\/p>\n The opening track \u201cPlastic Blue\u201d reveals Stinkus\u2019 intention to go all out with the production, with a similar energy felt in the second track, \u201cFalling In Love\u201d. This song ushers listeners into a euphoric state. <\/p>\n The transition to the third track, \u201conly when it comes to you, i guess\u201d, is such a gloomy affair. With hip hop beats forming its bedrock, this song feels gripping. <\/p>\n \u201cCuriously Intent (underdog)\u201d is an emotionally resonant song. Right before it though, \u201cCasino\u201d captivates strongly thanks to its driving melodies. A softer and more upbeat tone sums up the interlude track, \u201cStill\u201d. <\/p>\n By the time you are in the second portion of this album, the decision to repeat becomes a foregone conclusion. You just have to surrender to the feeling. <\/p>\n I love you, trackstar<\/em> is Stinkus at his best. It is an album that exalts honesty over perfection and this is expressed through the lyrics. The artist\u2019s bold production choices are like an assertion that \u2018no script followed here\u2019. <\/p>\n \u201cThe Oath\u201d brings the album to a refreshingly solemn end. Altogether, I love you, trackstar<\/em> thrives on its chaotic beauty. I recommend you listen to this album this December. For more from Stinkus, follow him on Instagram<\/a>. <\/p>\n <\/div>\n\n\n
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