Kali Uchis Offers A Kaleidoscope Of Sound On "Isolation" Debut

Kali Uchis has finally graced us with her presence in an official capacity. Done are the days of snooping around for A-Sides and B-Sides, and making that judgement call without a playbook to call upon. One musical style gets subbed in another, but that's of the brilliance that sets her apart from her pop contemporaries. 

Isolation is very much a tale of self-cultivation. Although its hard to relate to her at times, Kali Uchis is adept at creating a tapestry that is both familiar and disorienting at once. Songs like "Dead to Me" and "Tomorrow" subvert the natural frequency of our daily lives. Incidentally Uchis can go a whole album without telling you her story, while seducing you all the same.

Also included in the final draft of the album is her reggaeton-inspired banger "Nuestro Planeta," and singles "Tyrant" and "After the Storm."

Kali Uchis remains an enigma to her fans, and perhaps that's the greatest part of her mystique, the part left open to suggestion. Go get Isolation and hit us with your thoughts.