Review by Christian Insigne

Crazy Cousinz, the self-titled album by the British production group, is a vibrant and energetic collection of dance tracks that showcase the group's unique blend of afrobeat, UK garage, and house music. The album features a diverse range of guest vocalists, including Kyla, Yxng Bane, and Lily McKenzie, who bring their own distinct styles and personalities to the mix.

The album opens with the infectious "Intro," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its catchy hooks and upbeat rhythms. Tracks like "No Way" and "Feelings" are sure to get listeners moving with their driving basslines and infectious melodies. "Outline" is a standout track, featuring Kyla's soulful vocals over a bouncy beat that perfectly captures the Crazy Cousinz sound.

The album also has its share of slower, more introspective tracks, such as "Last Night" and "Waiting," which showcase the group's versatility and ability to create more emotional and atmospheric music. The album closes with "Take Me Away," a dreamy and uplifting track that leaves listeners feeling energized and ready to hit the dance floor.

Summary by Christian Insigne

Crazy Cousinz is a fun and dynamic album that showcases the group's talents and unique sound. Fans of UK garage, house music, and afrobeat will find plenty to love here, and the album is sure to be a hit on dance floors around the world.