The fluid vocal on Baby (Lite) crashes over the jarring instrumental like waves on rock. It’s an awe-inducing spectacle, yet somehow retains an innate sense of intimacy. It’s a thing of beauty, effortlessly melding two incongruous elements to create one of the most brilliantly idiosyncratic production-based compositions to emerge in Australia in recent times. Listen close enough, it’ll leave you breathless.
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