‘Golden’ de Iris Deco

Breathe, take your time, don’t rush. You are about to enter a musical dimension from which you can escape by dreaming. So prepare yourself. You know when you hear someone sing for the first time and you feel a chill run through your entire body and go through your most hidden emotions? Iris Deco does just that. Stay firm. It will impact you and then seduce you. Golden is Iris Deco’s first album and the truth is that in no way could it have had a more appropriate title. Iris Deco shimmers in all directions, displaying a totally unique style that moves elegantly between soul and R&B. A debut inspired in many musical influences but at the same time is marked by her unmistakable and genuine voice, that guides each of the songs with a personality difficult to reproach. The eight songs in Golden happen one after another, at a slow, suggestive rhythm, dragging you into a state of semi unconsciousness. And it is, from that naivety, from where Iris Deco gives a voice to all her thoughts. Speeches that reflect on insecurities, but also on women and empowerment. She shows us a thousand and one faces, the inexhaustible forms that she can acquire and her particular way of turning these forms into songs. For the production of Golden, Iris Deco has counted on Ferran Palau as captain of the ship, with the ever helpful Jordi Matas and b1n0, who have completed a proposal that is, to say the least, revealing. An album that comes at the right time, nor sooner, nor later. A record that takes your breath away.