Dawn Richard's creole culture is the fresh music choice. The third panel in her New Orleans trilogy uses live instrumentation on nearly every track. “chuuuuurch” travels from Creole chatter through martial drums and an amapiano rhythm into gospel choir; “groove city” rebuilds a 1979 Chocolate Milk song co-written by Richard’s father with jungle breaks and sax. The album is sequenced like a DJ set, with transitions inside and between tracks. Pitchfork review · Official album page