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| 3.5 great | lentasLagrimas | August 22nd 19 |
consistent straight-forward poprthe concept of the EP is centered around the story of Eve (Hawwah being the Hebrew name for Eve)rIn comparision to other K-Pop releases, the production is much less obnoxious by ignoring the dated electropop trends that appear to be the genre's standard even to this day. Gain is a much more diverse artist than her competition.rThe album starts positively with Apple, an upbeat semi-jazzy fiesta with a bubbly piano and a dance synth beat. The song is smoothly driven by the piano and the beat to Gain's sensual voice.rOn Free Will, both the jazz and the energy are turned up, production becomes more funky and is mixed with DnB-like drum loops and cocky dance horns as Gain's voice seems to control the direction of this song complimented by Dok2.rAfter a resonating start we get a respectable but much less interesting side of Gain's musicrParadise Lost is just a decently performed boastful pop hit by the numbers with a perhaps too clean drumrThe First Temptation employs thicker bass linesr? ??/Two Women is a pretty but simple balladrThe EP ends with Guilty, a very straight-forward song that is well executed with some varied production.
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