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I Didn't Mean to Haunt You

2022Folktronica15 reviews

Quadeca's third studio album, 'I Didn't Mean to Haunt You,' released on November 10, 2022, is a self-produced concept album that delves into the perspective of a ghost navigating a purgatory-like existence. The album features collaborations with Danny Brown, the Sunday Service Choir, and Thor Harris, blending elements of art pop, indietronica, and alternative R&B. Critically acclaimed, it marked a notable stylistic shift in Quadeca's artistry. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quadeca?utm_source=openai))

Tracklist

1.sorry4dying

2.tell me a joke

3.don't mind me

4.picking up hands

5.born yesterday

6.the memories we lost in translation

7.house settling (feat. Danny Brown)

8.knots

9.fantasyworld

10.fractions of infinity (feat. Sunday Service Choir)

11.cassini's division (feat. Thor Harris)

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one of my favorite albums of all time

rob

10/10

His best album, and a top 5 album of all time for me.

Peak

Potentially Quadeca's magnum opus, this is a concept album that leans more into the experimental side of his music. Softer vocals, more focus on instrumentation and an overall very emotional, cohesive story. Some of my favorites are "born yesterday", an emotional peak in the middle of the record and "sorry4dying", a world-building introduction that sets the tone for the album. One of Quadeca's best works!

moxxif3r

10/10

literally such a peak album

Not an easily accessible album , but if you can tune to the frequency at which the album communicates at, you will be immersed in a melancholic and ruminative world.

MartinSvoboda

10/10

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