Honey Dijon Feat Charles McCloud - Personal Slave

Review by Dennis Plucinik

Honey Dijon's latest album, "Personal Slave," featuring Charles McCloud, has been a hit among fans of electronic dance music. The album showcases Dijon's exceptional talent as a DJ and producer, with McCloud's soulful vocals adding depth and emotion to each track.

The album features a range of genres, from house and techno to disco and funk, creating a diverse listening experience. The opening track, "State of Confusion," sets the tone for the album with its pulsing beats and hypnotic rhythms. "Not About You" and "Downtown" are standout tracks, with McCloud's vocals adding a touch of soul to the dancefloor-ready beats.

The album's title track, "Personal Slave," is a standout moment, with its groovy bassline and catchy lyrics. Dijon's production skills are on full display here, creating a track that is both infectious and thought-provoking.

Summary by Dennis Plucinik

"Personal Slave" is a must-listen for fans of electronic dance music. Dijon and McCloud have created an album that is both fun and introspective, showcasing their talents as artists and collaborators.