Review: TSHA's new album 'Sad Girl' i due for release on September 27th on Ninja Tune i contains her most danceable work to date. This is heard as much on the recent summer single 'Sweet Devotion', featuring Caroline Byrne: the first track she's been confidently able to slot between the New York and Chicago house and techno grooves of her acclaimed DJ sets. This danceability forms the backbone of the entire record, as we witness TSHA welcome in a new era, one in which she ushers in a new vocal order, and continues to carve out a sense of creative independence, rather than seeking approval from her musical peers. From the sizzling progressive future-powerpop of 'Girls' to the string-doused, motoric breaks ballad 'Drive', this is a glisteningly urbane record, one for authentic and sophisticated pop heads.
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