Oakland-based producer-singer Yalls makes quirky synth pop music that sounds close to what Baths would be if he spent more time listening to old funk records.
Yalls' new, MJ MJ-released album is nineteen tracks of manipulated, cartoonified vocals dancing over squawky bass and funky synths. The album's sound may be primarily derived from the chillwave movement, but Yalls is noticeably more danceable and beat-oriented than most chillwave acts.
Stream the album via Yalls' Bandcamp above, or buy a cassette of the album here for five dollars.
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