Isaia Huron's 'Mr. Lovebomb': Raw Dating Tales

It's April 27.

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Isaiah Huron just dropped his new project, Mr. Lovebomb, piecing it together in only seven

days at his parent's spot in South Carolina.

The album dives into the messy side of modern dating, from high expectations to getting

played, all wrapped in raw storytelling that hits home for.

Guys and girls alike.

This is follow up to last year's debut, Cancambiana, and he kept the self-top production

vibe going strong.

He cooked this up right after wrapping Cancambiana, balancing promo for one while building

the next world.

Huron swears by creating a solitude, like at home or a quiet hotel room, over fancy studios

says it frees up his melodies without the pressure or hourly clock ticking.

Fans are eating it up already, with dudes thanking him for calling out the games, and women

nodding along to the realness.

Huron was nervous at first, thinking some tracks might rub folks wrong, but the feedback

proves it's universally relatable, even confirming those, tricky traits in the story.

On the production side, he dialed back the complexity from Cancambiana, mastering a

quicker style that took just seven days instead of three months.

Tracks like wool pull from personal dating pitfalls, and twists not to old Kanye

bars, showing the love bombing cycle in full swing.

Look for a deluxe version soon, picking up the story with even raw edges.

Huron's keeping that narrative alive, birthing tracks out of pure.

Obligation to the tail.