Falling into Petit Biscuit's "Parachute": A Review by DJ Ace
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If you're a fan of synth music, electro pop, or just need some chill beats to vibe to, then Petit Biscuit's "Parachute" is definitely worth checking out. As a record producer myself, I appreciate the unique and visually strong universe that Petit Biscuit creates through his music. His latest album showcases his versatility, as he experiments with different sounds and genres while still maintaining his signature style.
One of the standout features of "Parachute" is the participation of Diplo on the track "Pick Your Battles". The collaboration is seamless and adds another layer of energy to the already upbeat album. Another useful feature is the online audio trimmer, which allows you to edit and customize the tracks to your liking.
This album would be a good fit for anyone who enjoys types of EDM or is a fan of artists such as Vince Staples or Lupe Fiasco. The drum roll sound that can be heard throughout the album gives a nod to drill music in Zion, and the overall production quality is top-notch thanks to tools like Electrax and Splice Beat Maker. The Landr mastering also gives the tracks a professional finish.
Of course, no product is perfect, and "Parachute" is no exception. The vinyl days logic in some of the tracks may not be everyone's cup of tea, and some people may prefer a more traditional sound. However, these are minor issues that do not detract from the overall experience of the album.
In conclusion, "Parachute" is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates quality audio production and unique beats. As a music maker myself, I can appreciate the creativity and effort that went into creating this album. If you're looking for some new music to add to your playlist, give "Parachute" a shot. You won't be disappointed.
Bottom line: 8.5/10
One of the standout features of "Parachute" is the participation of Diplo on the track "Pick Your Battles". The collaboration is seamless and adds another layer of energy to the already upbeat album. Another useful feature is the online audio trimmer, which allows you to edit and customize the tracks to your liking.
This album would be a good fit for anyone who enjoys types of EDM or is a fan of artists such as Vince Staples or Lupe Fiasco. The drum roll sound that can be heard throughout the album gives a nod to drill music in Zion, and the overall production quality is top-notch thanks to tools like Electrax and Splice Beat Maker. The Landr mastering also gives the tracks a professional finish.
Of course, no product is perfect, and "Parachute" is no exception. The vinyl days logic in some of the tracks may not be everyone's cup of tea, and some people may prefer a more traditional sound. However, these are minor issues that do not detract from the overall experience of the album.
In conclusion, "Parachute" is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates quality audio production and unique beats. As a music maker myself, I can appreciate the creativity and effort that went into creating this album. If you're looking for some new music to add to your playlist, give "Parachute" a shot. You won't be disappointed.
Bottom line: 8.5/10
