Shiadanni’s “Penny Pills” has a haunting, immersive arrangement to it that will tattoo itself deep into the minds of listeners. The vocal presence of Shiadanni here provides further depth to Penny Pills, establishing the composition as a blending of Bjork, Massive Attack, and mid-1990s Madonna. The bit of glitch / trip-hop arrangements links up well to a more classical style of music, making for something that simultaneously hits on the past, present, and future of music. Ample instrumental sections on Penny Pills ensures that both the arrangements as well as the vocals have time to shine.
Shiadanni “Penny Pills” / Domain /
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