[Album Review] All My Girls (4th Single Album) – EVERGLOW

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EVERGLOW made their long awaited comeback with the single album All My Girls and the title track SLAY back in August of this year. This comes after a year and 8 month absence (their last being PIRATE and the mini-album Return of the Girl). Now, when I vetted the album for review, I could only find one good track on it. The other two (including the title track) falls a bit flat. I normally wouldn’t have picked up the album to review if that was the case. But I did want to continue reviewing EVERGLOW’s album releases, given that they do have a lot of potential. It is just this comeback (I hope) just didn’t hit the mark for me. For more of my personal thoughts on the individual songs, continue reading below.

1. SLAY (Title Track) – Click here to read the full review for SLAY. (6.5/10)

2. Oh Ma Ma Girl – To me, Oh Ma Ma Girl is a cohesive piece. I like the guitar work in the background and the punch the percussion brings to the song. The breathy and smooth vocals are also a strong aspect of Oh Ma Ma Girl. Where the song falters in the melodies. Yes, it makes the track pleasant to listen to. But I don’t find them to be memorable enough to get me to return to the track. (7/10)

3. Make Me Feel – Make Me Feel is by far the superior track on this single album. I really like the synth work in the background of this pop track, the rhythm that comes about from the percussion and beat, and the simplicity of the vocal work. There is some variety in all of that, but they all contribute to an easy on the ears and enjoyable listen. The chorus itself felt catchy and had I paid more attention to the single album since its release (the two songs before this one didn’t really give much incentive to do so), Make Me Feel would have grown greatly on me. (9/10)