turquoise cassette version - Kehlani’s most mature and thematically challenging album is steamy and committed, more eager than ever to bet it all on love. They’ve never sounded more comfortable in their own skin. blue water road is Kehlani’s most mature album, as well as their most musically and thematically challenging. Its content is unabashedly queer—especially potent since this is their first release since publicly identifying as a lesbian—in a country bent on supressing non-conforming identities. It expands their sound palette into orchestral pop and easy listening that clash with the synthetic R&B and rap sounds fans have grown accustomed to. It chronicles a loose, nonlinear story that ends with love and comfort, just as the world is slowly coming back around to physical contact. But most importantly, it shows that for all the skin Kehlani has shed over the years, they haven’t even begun to scratch the surface.
| 1 | Little Story |
| 2 | Any Given Sunday |
| 3 | Shooter Interlude |
| 4 | Wish I Never |
| 5 | Up At Night |
| 6 | Get Me Started |
| 7 | Everything Interlude |
| 8 | More Than I Should |
| 9 | Altar |
| 10 | Melt |
| 11 | Tangerine |
| 12 | Everything |
| 13 | Wondering / Wandering |
