Toronto Newcomer Sadboi makes a statement with her debut album “Bare Chat”. During the 10-track escapade of the Jamaican and Antiguan descent artist’s vocal diary she pours out her heart over the beats, we witness the beauty of her overcoming the challenges that she has faced. In particular, the hardships of relationships she has experienced. Especially, if you have ever been caught up in the rapture of potential love. It can be a two-way street of a happily ever after or a crash and burn course.
From a young age of 10, Sadboi was in recording studios exercising her talent and finding her voice. It’s safe to say over the years her vocals have crystallized. At the beginning of the album, fans are launched into her journey of enduring lost love with the track “Vex”. In a busy world of dating and self-discovery handling emotions can be a rollercoaster and this album describes the ups-and-downs of that evolution.
Triumphant SadBoi Conquers Heartbreak in New Album ‘Bare Chat’
Moreover, the title “Bare Chat” was actually inspired by fellow Toronto rap titan Drake, which is quite fitting since Sadboi bears it all on this project. Throughout the 20-minutes, Sadboi channels her desire for reciprocity and connection. In fact, the album acts as an outlet for Sadboi to breathe through like a ventilator to expel pain. For instance, on the single “Potential”, she speaks on being attached to a suitor that leaves her numb.
In some cases, when we fall hard for someone it’s hard to see them for who they really are. Her authenticity cuts through the jersey club beats. Also, the record “Baddies”, serves as the perfect anthem for a girls night out. Without a doubt, if you need a vibe that is going to electrify your playlist or an outlet to cry over heartbreak. Overall, SadBoi brings a soundscape of flexibility that feels like a therapy session. “Bare Chat” is spinning on repeat, so press play to discover a new ode for your playlist.
