Album Review
Dvsn's 'Morning After' is a throwback to baby-making R&B rhythms
The first image that comes to mind when listening to P.O.V. on Dvsn's (pronounced Division) new album Morning After is a dimly lit room with clothes scattered across the floor and bodies writhing. It is a theme that permeates the album with lusty abandon and what makes listening to it such a decadent experience.
According to the album description on Apple Music, the Canadian duo's second album is "glistening" and, after some out-of-the-box thinking, that makes sense.
The album is a slick and thoroughly modern throwback to the kind of baby-making R&B that made Keith Sweat famous and had Ginuwine gyrating semi topless in baggy leather pants. Songs like Think About Me and Keep Calm sound like a seductively whispered double entendre that leaves your loins tingling.
LISTEN | P.O.V by Dsvn..
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