So, a little background on this review. I discovered Paloé beginning of the month through Instagram reels. Usually reels is like Reddit to me, I usually watch reels when I'm bored, see some dumb shit, and then I leave. So When I discover good songs on reels, its from either "DID I JUST MAKE THE SONG OF THE SUMMER?" or Problematic pop punk from 30 yr olds. All I'm saying It takes a lot to find often to find good new bands/artists/rappers before they blow up. Paloé unintentionally made the best emo rap / nu-pop / boom bap combo of the year. Creation is that song, a song about judging people weirdly and gender dysphoria, via almost a delivery akin to La Dispute's King Park. The beat is pretty simple and effective, just the intro to Niki Fm by Hawthorne Heights and a Drum break sample. Such as simple concept about the judgement trans women such as myself face, even the nicest people can be weird. Creation is also inspired by (and hear me out) Freddy Fazbear of Five Nights At Freddy's.
This may sound weird but this perfectly fits into the metaphor of something innocent like an interaction being gross. It's a really great nu-pop and emo rap song. I guess it was fate giving me this song. So if you can please give Paloé a listen. for a debut single to DSPs this is a slam dunk of a track.
