If you’re looking for a hedonistic ride through a world where druggy electronica meets slick indie pop, Cherub’s Year of the Caprese is kind of made for you. The Nashville duo leans heavily into funk-laced synths, bouncy beats, and falsetto-driven hooks in an album tailor-made for late nights and hazy mornings. At the heart of it all is the massive single “Doses & Mimosas” an infectious, champagne-soaked anthem of excess that skyrocketed the band to viral fame. While the rest of the album dives into similarly woozy, synth-heavy grooves, it’s that breakout track that cemented Cherub’s place in the electro-pop scene of the 2010s.
Standout Songs: “Doses & Mimosas”, “Disco Shit”
