New FNCY: “Silky”

After a handful of songs embracing throwback pop, FNCY give themselves a little more space on “Silky.” Besides striking a balance between three artists that results in a really good mash-up, FNCY has been a showcase for G. Rina’s production side, both her more immediate side and, with this on, something a bit more subdued. There’s more room for reflection, and even Zen-La-Rock sounds deep in thought over the course of “Silky.” Listen above.

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