Review: Miguel's Newest Album Finds Direction in Disorder
Miguel's "CAOS" seems like a continuation of his previous R&B work upon first listen, with its smooth vocals and lustrous instrumentals.
However, the project experiments with dissonance and distortion, both in sound and its depiction of personal journey.
"CAOS" lays bare Miguel's struggles in reconciling his Black and Mexican identity, turning chaos into a form of vulnerability in an unstable world.
The album is a keen sonic experimentation, sure to leave a lasting impact. Notable tracks include the title track, "CAOS," which
fuses a percussive reggaeton beat with Spanish acoustic guitar.
In summary, Miguel's "CAOS" is a powerful album that explores themes of identity and vulnerability.
Author's summary: Miguel's "CAOS" is a sonic experimentation.
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