Album Review: AudioLust & HigherLove by SG Lewis

The producer’s follow-up to Times is a classy set of tunes with well chosen guests and a concept around the central theme of love Dance music and pop music are a winning combination right now, and SG Lewis is better at combining the two than most. Debut album Times is two years old, but still sounds freshly minted - until you hear the follow-up, that is. For Lewis is continuing his emergence from behind the decks, emerging as a producer integrating dance and pop with no loss to either camp, and writing for all manner of guest artists without losing his identity.

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Since materialising into prevalence during lockdown, DJ, producer, and singer-songwriter SG Lewis (full name Samuel George Lewis) has zipped into the upper-echelons of the UK's pop scene, fast proving himself capable of hurling out hits for some of Britain's finest, including Raye, Aluna, Dua Lipa and Elton John to name just a few. Debut album 'times' was a total hit , channelling the essence of funk and disco via glimmering electronic pop that felt accessible to all. Two years on, Lewis' second album 'AudioLust & HigherLove' drops as we wade through bleak end of winter; a timely reminder that earnest enjoyment may still exist in England.

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