Dijon’s “Yamaha” is a delightfully amorous standout from Baby.
Dijon released Baby in August this year. From an album packed with great moments, it’s hard to pick a handful of standouts. “Yamaha,” however, is one of the tracks that rises to the occasion.
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Vocals, Drums, Piano, Fuzz Guitar, Primary Artist
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Background Vocals
Bass
Drums
Synthesizer
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Songwriter
Songwriter
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Songwriter
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Producer, Mixing Engineer, Recording Engineer
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Producer, Mixing Engineer, Recording Engineer
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“Baby, I’m in love with this particular emotion!” Vocals, vocals, vocals! Great singing, great harmonies, great vocal production overall. I love how the vocals let loose around the track’s end. Writing-wise, it does feel a pinch repetitive, but the verses, though brief, are charming enough to prevent the song from being a complete throwaway in that regard. Then the instrumental calls heavily from late-80s R&B but with an industrial, modern finish to it.
“Yamaha” is a great track. The track’s weight is felt more on the album, though, but it still works as a standalone listening experience.