
Fantasma feels like listening to an artist's sketchbook that somehow got turned into a full album.
There’s this constant excitement of hearing someone just try things without worrying about fitting into a specific mold.
The sampling and production are probably my favorite part. Sounds keep reappearing in clever ways, and the transitions make the whole thing feel connected rather than like a collection of unrelated experiments.
Mic Check and Surf Rider were some of my favorites, but honestly I kept finding little production details that made me want to go back.
It does still feel like a sketchbook at times though. There are a couple moments where I feel like a song drags on slightly, almost like you can hear where a jam wasn't quite edited down. But the transitions and constant ideas more than make up for it.
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