Wanting to explore a little more than her pervious essay, Cubby V brought in a little more vocals on her second album which is taking you into her personal journey of confusion and search for her true self.
She stays in the vein of Kraftwerk and the soundtrack direction in the likes of Jean-Michel Jarre, which she makes it a little more accessible than experimental this time by bringing some vocals on all of the songs, here in French, there in English and even sometimes mixing both together, which conveys the thematic of confusion she’s drowned into.
The vocals are sometimes in the likes of R&B’s Canadian pop star The Weeknd but mainly in the form of a subtle yet everlastingly hypnotizing whisper. “Be” is a track that stands out strongly as you may think that Cubby V assumed who she is: “I am Cubby V”, but then realizes that she’s still looking for recognition: “Do you want to be mon ami, tu as l’air très gentil”, the chorus is the answer, as mysterious as it can be, it’s framed in a much more melodic and assumed rap rhythmic: “There’s no getting out of this, you’re my queen for eternal bliss”. Is it someone else answering to her or is it another part of herself?
