... And we with it! Well, when I saw the "Lauta" video for the first time on TV, I was not necessarily pleasant surprise: For very sound to me the whole thing to an overly deliberate attempt to change the current image. Here is also the 2.Single release "I think I like it" in this - for me too unusual - direction. Otherwise, however, I am quite happy with Sabsis new album. Basically, I like it even better than the previous one, which turned out a total of a little too shallow and trendy. Content has indeed changed not so much (dominant themes: love, anger, loneliness, sadness, hope, depression and party atmosphere), interesting, however, that Miss Setlur seems now to refrain entirely from Diss tracks against the rap competition.. A sign that it is aware of its "pole position" as "Female MC" in the German-speaking world well aware. Production of Pelham & Haas is clean and smooth, flat 3p typical. As a real asset to Moses Pelham's own guest appearance on the track "Disco Lights" and the use of, inter alia, Sebastian Hämer for backing vocals prove (especially strong in "RED" and "Let me go!"). Something annoying I find this other backing vocalist whose name I can not remember degrees, and on some songs (eg "Feels good") a little frantically trying to sound soulful. Dispensable also that of Bayz Benzon ("subword suspicion") produced "Intro" and - in particular - "Outro": It's always good if Sabrina her fans a forum provides (see 3. "Glass House" album), but the whole thing then the same electronically to alienate so, in my opinion counterproductive or at least used to. Aside from the album is very worth listening to. Who Setlur and 3p disliked before she is indeed characterized not find necessarily better, but all the others who turn their joy. Personally, I like "disco lights", "red", "Let me go", "Feels good" "OK maybe soon" best and. In this sense, Sabs: Machsoweita!
