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An Ode to Love: Victoria Monet’s “Frequency of Love”
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Source: The Montclarion

Grammy-award-winning singer Victoria Monet released her latest studio album, titled “Frequency on Love” on October 2nd. With twenty-two tracks in total, including five interludes, the album explores the many heights and gradual changes that come with being in love as well as the emotions and feelings tied to loving in general. From devotion, heartache, and sexual desire in a romantic connection to adoration and safety within familial kinship, “Frequency of Love” encompasses it all through a blend of house beats, melodic instrumentals, guitar and bass riffs, and smooth vocals. Each track along with the rhythmic beats makes for a classic R&B album, complete with features from other notable R&B artists such as: Leon Thomas, Lucky Daye, SZA, Bruno Mars, Bryson Tiller, and Chloe. The album starts off with the introduction track, “All I Need,” which sets the tone for the rest of the album, establishing the message that love is all that is needed to get by in life.
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