On her second album, the New Jersey singer-songwriter recenters her romantic anguish through a more muted delivery, but her plaintive songwriting hasn’t lost its intoxicating touch…There’s just something about 070 Shake. Kanye West’s protégé has always forged her own musical path, though she’s not shied away from drawing inspiration from her mentor’s penchant for grandiloquence. You Can’t Kill Me is a fabulous album. It’s laced with a unique electronic sound aesthetic and is constantly switching between atmospheres, rhythms and vocal arrangements. The American singer and producer manages to find the perfect balance between reality and the ethereal; between her powerful performance and incredible voice modulation, which almost sounds unhuman at times. The production team includes Mike Dean, Dave Hamelin, Johan Lenox, J Sebastian, WondaGurl and 070 Shake herself. Together, they manage to unify hundreds of ideas, creating incredible tracks (from the incredible Come Back Home to pop hits like Vibrations). Christine & The Queen features on Body, a stunning track that definitely doesn’t disappoint. This song was released as a single, serving as an introduction to this album that’s deserved every inch of its success. There’s so much to say about You Can’t Kill Me, but the best way to experience it is to simply dive straight in. – Brice Miclet