Strawpeople - Have A Little Faith

Review by Sean Bishop

Have A Little Faith by Strawpeople is a soulful and introspective album that showcases the New Zealand-based band's signature blend of electronic and pop music. The album is a collection of 11 tracks that explore themes of love, loss, and hope, and features collaborations with a number of talented vocalists.

From the opening track "Trick With A Knife" to the closing "Under The Milky Way," the album takes the listener on a journey through a range of emotions and moods. The standout tracks include "Drive," which features the haunting vocals of Stephanie Tauevihi, and "Sweet Disorder," which is a catchy and upbeat tune with a danceable rhythm.

One of the strengths of the album is the diversity of the vocalists, each bringing their own unique style and energy to the songs. From the soulful and sultry voice of Fiona McDonald on "Taller Than God" to the dreamy and ethereal vocals of Bic Runga on "Crying," each track is a showcase for the singer's talents.

Summary by Sean Bishop

Have A Little Faith is a well-crafted and thoughtful album that is sure to please fans of electronic and pop music alike. With its blend of catchy hooks, emotive lyrics, and talented vocalists, it is a standout release from Strawpeople and a must-listen for anyone looking for a fresh and engaging sound.