Penelope Robin is the rare example of a young pop performer that is able to showcase an honest and earnest side during her singing. On Some Girls, Robin’s latest single, the track needs little more than Penelope’s vocals and a piano before a more emphatic instrumentation kicks into the mix (at around the 2-minute-mark). The effort is able to end as sweetly as it began, providing fans with a brief look into Robin. Listeners will be able to identify with the same sense of exhilarating highs and crushing lows that are identified by Robin here.
Rating: 8.1/10
Penelope Robin – Some Girls / 2018 Self Released / 2:36 / Domain / Facebook
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