Review by Ruslan Queiroz

Danvers' latest album, "They Don't Program Themselves," is a tour de force of chilled-out electronic beats and soulful vocals. The album's 12 tracks are a masterclass in modern electronic music, blending elements of house, disco, and funk into a seamless whole.

From the opening track, "I Can't Let Him Go," Danvers sets the tone for the album with a funky bassline and smooth vocals. The album's lead single, "Devotional," is a standout track, with its catchy melody and infectious chorus.

The album's production is top-notch, with each track expertly crafted and mixed to perfection. Danvers' attention to detail is evident throughout the album, with subtle touches and intricate arrangements adding depth and complexity to each track.

Summary by Ruslan Queiroz

"They Don't Program Themselves" is a must-listen for fans of electronic music, and a testament to Danvers' skills as a producer and songwriter. With its infectious beats and soulful vocals, this album is sure to be a staple of dancefloors and headphones alike for years to come.