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Eat Pray Thug is less than a month away. It’s the debut (studio) album from Heems, and he’s followed up the swirling fury of “Sometimes” with a heartsick reminiscence.
“Home” is remembrance of a love lost—a musical concept recently perfected by one Devonté Hynes. Dev provides some fluttering guitar work, while Heems opens his chest cavity, removes his still-aching heart, and drops it on the floor in front of you.
It’s a very different feel than “Sometimes.” This will not be a monotonous album: Heems’ other collaborators include Son Lux and Harry Fraud. Many more styles from Himanshu sure to come.
