The Peaches - Ready And Willing

Review by John Sagum

Ready and Willing is the fourth studio album by Canadian musician Peaches, released in 2009. The album is a vibrant and energetic collection of electro-pop and punk-inspired tracks that showcase the artist's signature blend of provocative lyrics and catchy beats.

From the opening track "Serpentine" to the closing song "Mud", Peaches delivers a non-stop barrage of infectious hooks and danceable rhythms. The album's standout tracks include "Talk to Me", a sassy, synth-heavy anthem about sexual empowerment, and "Lose You", a pulsing, electro-punk track that showcases Peaches' raw vocal power.

Throughout Ready and Willing, Peaches explores themes of sexuality, gender identity, and personal empowerment, often with a tongue-in-cheek sense of humor. Her bold and unapologetic lyrics are matched by the album's bold and unapologetic sound, making for an album that is both fun and thought-provoking.

Summary by John Sagum

Ready and Willing is a highly enjoyable album that showcases Peaches' unique musical style and provocative lyricism. Fans of electro-pop, punk, and feminist music will find plenty to love here, and newcomers to Peaches' music will likely be won over by her infectious energy and unapologetic attitude.