Review by Matthias Lindl

Amy Bruce Spaceshow's album, On Loving Myself And You, is a soulful and introspective journey through the ups and downs of love and self-discovery. The album features a mix of indie pop and electronic beats, as well as Bruce's powerful and emotive vocals.

The opening track, "Intro (In The Beginning)," sets the tone for the album with its dreamy synth sounds and Bruce's ethereal vocals. "Love Me Anyway" is a standout track with its catchy chorus and relatable lyrics about the challenges of being in a relationship. "I Wanna Know" is another highlight with its infectious beat and vulnerable lyrics about the fear of not knowing where a relationship is headed.

The album also features slower, more introspective tracks like "Spiral" and "In My Head," which showcase Bruce's ability to convey raw emotion through her music. "Selfish Love" is a powerful track that explores the complexities of loving oneself and others.

Summary by Matthias Lindl

On Loving Myself And You is a compelling and thought-provoking album that will resonate with listeners who have experienced the joys and struggles of love and self-discovery. Bruce's unique blend of indie pop and electronic sounds, combined with her powerful vocals and introspective lyrics, make for a captivating listening experience.