ALBUM REVIEW: Padon Suber - At Night
By Jessica Klausing
Padon Suber's latest album, At Night, showcases his mastery in contemporary R&B. The album guides listeners through an electronic nightlife experience filled with irresistible EDM beats, complemented by Suber's vocals effortlessly transitioning between smooth, soulful tones and passionate highs.
The opening track, "Different," highlights Padon Suber's Neosoul swagger, narrating a charming encounter where a girl appreciates his unique qualities. Following this meet-cute vibe, "Flirt" features a catchy chorus celebrating the joy of flirting: "I like to flirt, she likes to flirt, we like to flirt, so we just gonna flirt."
Naturally, no Padon Suber album would be complete without some sex appeal. "Confession" exudes a sultry feel, blending a fiery Spanish guitar with an electronic soundscape, echoing the lyrical style reminiscent of the 2010s Hip Hop era, which Suber fondly refers to as "chasing love in the club."
"Down Too" continues the upbeat nightclub ambiance, enticing listeners into a hypnotic melody. Originally titled "Trap Soul," the song's energetic composition encourages listeners to embrace freedom and take risks.
A standout track, "Run the City," deserves special mention for its dreamy harmonies and mesmerizing melody, evoking a sense of liberated freedom. The album concludes with “Runway,” turning up the heat with vibrant calypso guitar gusto.
At Night envelops listeners in ethereal soundscapes, with layered vocals and experimental electronics capturing the essence of falling in love. Throughout the album, the Spanish guitar adds a seductive allure or an energetic pulse to Suber's vibrant R&B sound. For R&B enthusiasts seeking a blend of timeless allure and contemporary flair, Padon Suber's music is a must-listen!
Recommended Tracks: “Confession,” “Down Too,” and “Run the City.”