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Yumi Zouma|Truth or Consequences

Truth or Consequences

Yumi Zouma

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The third album from New Zealand's chill-pop outfit Yumi Zouma tenderly pokes at the bruises inflicted by 2020's unsettled times. Singer Christie Simpson —blessed with a down comforter of a voice— has said of the inspiration for single "Right Track/Wrong Man": "I've found myself... unable to work out what makes me happier, left feeling a little lost." This is low-sweat dance floor stuff, with familiar sonic touchstones. "Mirror to the Fire" comes on like Chvrches, while "Magazine Bay" borrows the yacht rock confidence of Tame Impala. Shimmering with assertive '80s-style synth and crisp percussion, the music is inevitably breezy, uplifting, optimistic; the lyrics tend to be indecisive ("Please don't leave me here or let me go," Simpson sings on "Southwark") and self-critical ("I was embarrassed when I knew who I was, so wild and zealous and overly down for the cause," she coos on "Lonely After"). The truth may be fuzzy and unknown, but the consequences remain existentially high. © Shelly Ridenour/Qobuz

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1
Lonely After
00:03:40

Yumi Zouma, MainArtist

2020 Polyvinyl Record Co. 2020 Polyvinyl Record Co.

2
Right Track / Wrong Man
00:02:56

Yumi Zouma, MainArtist - Charlie Ryder, Lyricist - Josh Burgess, Lyricist - Charlie Everley Ryder, MusicPublisher - Christie Anne Simpson, MusicPublisher - Joshua Paul Burgess, MusicPublisher - Christie Simpson, Lyricist

2020 Polyvinyl Record Co. 2019 Polyvinyl Record Co.

3
Southwark
00:03:22

Yumi Zouma, MainArtist

2020 Polyvinyl Record Co. 2020 Polyvinyl Record Co.

4
Sage
00:03:01

Yumi Zouma, MainArtist

2020 Polyvinyl Record Co. 2020 Polyvinyl Record Co.

5
Mirror To The Fire
00:02:58

Yumi Zouma, MainArtist

2020 Polyvinyl Record Co. 2020 Polyvinyl Record Co.

6
Cool For A Second
00:03:09

Yumi Zouma, MainArtist

2020 Polyvinyl Record Co. 2020 Polyvinyl Record Co.

7
Truer Than Ever
00:03:04

Yumi Zouma, MainArtist

2020 Polyvinyl Record Co. 2020 Polyvinyl Record Co.

8
My Palms Are Your Reference To Hold To Your Heart
00:03:56

Yumi Zouma, MainArtist

2020 Polyvinyl Record Co. 2020 Polyvinyl Record Co.

9
Magazine Bay
00:03:53

Yumi Zouma, MainArtist

2020 Polyvinyl Record Co. 2020 Polyvinyl Record Co.

10
Lie Like You Want Me Back
00:03:27

Yumi Zouma, MainArtist

2020 Polyvinyl Record Co. 2020 Polyvinyl Record Co.

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The third album from New Zealand's chill-pop outfit Yumi Zouma tenderly pokes at the bruises inflicted by 2020's unsettled times. Singer Christie Simpson —blessed with a down comforter of a voice— has said of the inspiration for single "Right Track/Wrong Man": "I've found myself... unable to work out what makes me happier, left feeling a little lost." This is low-sweat dance floor stuff, with familiar sonic touchstones. "Mirror to the Fire" comes on like Chvrches, while "Magazine Bay" borrows the yacht rock confidence of Tame Impala. Shimmering with assertive '80s-style synth and crisp percussion, the music is inevitably breezy, uplifting, optimistic; the lyrics tend to be indecisive ("Please don't leave me here or let me go," Simpson sings on "Southwark") and self-critical ("I was embarrassed when I knew who I was, so wild and zealous and overly down for the cause," she coos on "Lonely After"). The truth may be fuzzy and unknown, but the consequences remain existentially high. © Shelly Ridenour/Qobuz

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