Album Review
SG Lewis - times
3 StarsA certain unity and heart holds ‘times’ together.
Sonic polymath SG Lewis crowns a run of singles and EP releases with the dance-pop-cresting ‘times’, teaming up with a host of big-hitting names on an odyssey into all-out ‘70s-struck splendour. Joining previous guest collaborators T.E.E.D and Clairo, Rhye makes an early appearance in guiding the laser synth-blasting ‘Feed The Fire’, disco-dripping flair doubled down on via the Nile Rodgers-featuring ‘One More’, the Chic icon wielding his usual flawless, funk-flecked finesse to the max. ‘Impact’ finds Robyn and Channel Tres lending their input to a mind-melting electro-beat toting affair, a natural fit for the former’s distinct vocals; while Roosevelt-esque ‘Chemicals’ charts a hyperspace-hopping jaunt, one that SG Lewis neatly commands in his own right. A certain unity and heart holds ‘times’ together, sleekly striding between house, chillwave and morphing electronic tiers; unapologetic in its dayglo-daubed invite to dance away doom. The in-demand singer-songwriter-producer primes himself for new heights here - tapping into the hedonistic spirit of Studio 54, while applying a gloss that is very much of today.
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SG Lewis - AudioLust & HigherLove
4 Stars
He dances on, just this time with a different outlook.
27th January 2023, 12:00am
SG Lewis teams up with Charlotte Day Wilson and Channel Tres for new single ‘Fever Dreamer’
SG Lewis’ second studio album arrives later this month.
11th January 2023, 12:00am
SG Lewis announces UK and European tour
His new album ‘AudioLust & HigherLove’ lands early next year.
14th November 2022, 2:23pm
SG Lewis remixes Bee Gees’ ‘More Than A Woman’
"I wanted to take the love and euphoria of the original and place it in the context of the dance floor whilst keeping the original very much in tact."
25th June 2021, 12:00am
With Bob Vylan, St Vincent, girl in red, Lizzy McAlpine and more.