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Kissey Asplund
Released 2008

Beam Me Up
03:10
430 plays

Caos
03:43
429 plays

Hit Me With Medication
02:46
283 plays

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songs

- 1
- Still The Baddest (Intro)
- 01:48
- 240 plays

- 2
- Beam Me Up
- 03:10
- 430 plays

- 3
- Caos
- 03:43
- 429 plays

- 4
- You & I
- 03:42
- 227 plays

- 5
- Entrapped
- 03:57
- 247 plays

- 6
- Fuss 'N' fight
- 03:01
- 273 plays

- 7
- Hit Me With Medication
- 02:46
- 283 plays

- 8
- 6AM
- 02:43
- 277 plays

- 9
- Another Glass
- 02:46
- 198 plays

- 10
- Syntax Error
- 02:40
- 164 plays

- 11
- Phone Call
- 03:13
- 170 plays

- 12
- Work It Out
- 02:59
- 136 plays

- 13
- With You
- 02:37
- 189 plays

- 14
- I'm Out!!!
- 01:12
- 179 plays

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album review

Like a number of tracks on Kissey Asplund's first album, "Beam Me Up" seems to materialize and evaporate rather than begin and end. Half of the time, the Swedish space cadet's either fading in and out of consciousness or singing in her sleep, her multi-tracked voice about as tangible as the aimlessly swarming waves of synths and dotted bass tones. There's more punch to the remainder of Plethora, laced in varying combinations by the French production team PapaJazz, who are -- like most other exponents of off-center R&B these days -- children of Dilla and Premier, but nothing is quite as hypnotizing as that song, even if it could use some Vulcan lute. Even on the most frictional track, "Fuss'n'fight," where crisply clipped percussion shards encircle lunar bass prods, Asplund darts in and out of the mix, sounding like she didn't want to disturb a cat napping nearby, even though she's delivering an admonishment. The neo-Guaraldi motif and PapaJazz audio logo that appear throughout the album are too cute to tolerate, but apart from those things, the album is obliquely fetching. ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide