Gush is an Electronic album by Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, originally released in 2025.
About
Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith’s steady evolution from the neo-New Age of albums like 2016’s <i>EARS</i> to the flirty effusions of 2025’s <i>Gush</i> actually makes a lot of sense: In every case, Smith comes off as a composer preoccupied with the bodily possibilities of synthetic sound, never mind whether that body is upright on the stationary bike, seated on the meditation mat, or supine on linen sheets. The clublike psychedelia of “Gush” and “Both” feel new for her, spurts of romantic attraction that coalesce into the pulse of something like love, but it’s her sense of play—of the celebratory, almost childlike possibilities behind her high-tech sound—that holds it all together (“Lay Down,” “The World Just Got a Little More Big”).
via Apple Music
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Tracklist
- 1Drip4:38
- 2Urges3:53
- 3Gush3:43
- 4Stare into Me3:15
- 5Into Your Eyes2:25
- 6What's Between Us3:54
- 7Feel Heard1:54
- 8Both3:09
- 9Everything Combining6:05
- 10Almost2:18
- 11The World Just Got a Little More Big3:26
- 12Lay Down1:30
- 13In the Dressing Room0:44
Sound DNA
- Electronic
- Synth-Pop / New Wave
- holographic
- meditative
- ethereal
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