
Sultry, fruit-stained R&B that drips with analog warmth. Ari Lennox delivers a masterclass in vocal texture over a thick, hypnotic bassline.
September 30, 2020 · Dreamville
Chocolate Pomegranate is a masterclass in modern R&B texture, offering a sound that is as rich and messy as its namesake fruit. It moves away from the cleaner neo-soul of Ari Lennox's debut and into a more psychedelic, indie-inflected space. The production is thick and humid, defined by a bassline that feels like it's being played in a small, carpeted room. It is the kind of record that feels tactile: you can almost hear the wood of the instruments and the breath in the microphone.
How does Chocolate Pomegranate sound next to the rest of Ari Lennox's catalogue?
Romantic saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.
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