Review by Nicole White

Jehf Jones' latest album, Hotel Anhedonia, is a moody and introspective journey through the depths of melancholy. The album is a departure from Jones' previous work, which was often characterized by upbeat melodies and catchy hooks. Instead, Hotel Anhedonia is a more somber and introspective affair, with Jones delving deep into themes of loss, loneliness, and despair.

The album opens with the haunting "All That We Had", a slow-burning track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Jones' vocals are raw and emotive, perfectly capturing the sense of grief and regret that permeates the song. From there, the album moves through a series of brooding, atmospheric tracks, each one building on the sense of unease and tension established in the opening track.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "The Last Goodbye", a haunting ballad that showcases Jones' impressive vocal range. The song is a heartbreaking meditation on the final moments of a relationship, with Jones' voice perfectly capturing the sense of pain and longing that comes with saying goodbye.

Summary by Nicole White

Hotel Anhedonia is a stunning achievement for Jehf Jones. The album is a deeply personal and emotionally resonant work, with Jones laying bare his soul for all to see. It's a challenging listen at times, but one that rewards repeated listens with its depth and complexity. Fans of introspective indie music will find plenty to love here, and it's sure to cement Jehf Jones' reputation as one of the most promising new artists on the scene.