
A neon-drenched explosion of satirical materialism, blending distorted Miami bass with a breathy, high-glamour persona that mocks and celebrates 2000s trash culture.
December 7, 2016 · Not On Label (Ayesha Erotica Self-released)
Expensive is a masterclass in digital roleplay, a track that feels like a lost 2006 ringtone rediscovered in a futuristic landfill. It sounds like the sonic equivalent of a diamond-encrusted flip phone: shiny, brittle, and unapologetically plastic. The production is a fascinating contradiction, pairing the raw, distorted low-end of Miami bass with the shimmering, sugar-coated textures of early hyperpop. It is music that exists in the space between a joke and a manifesto, weaponizing the vapid aesthetics of the paparazzi era into something that feels both dangerous and incredibly fun.
How does Expensive sound next to the rest of Ayesha Erotica's catalogue?
The vocals lean a touch further into breathy than the rest of the catalogue.
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