Review by Pramod Kushwaha

Saturn, the debut album by Whit, is a stunning piece of work that showcases the artist's unique blend of indie pop and R&B. The album features ten tracks, each with its own distinct sound and feel, but all tied together by Whit's soulful vocals and thoughtful lyrics.

From the opening track "Polvo" to the closing ballad "Ode to a Friend," Saturn takes the listener on a journey through love, loss, and self-discovery. Songs like "Wait, What?" and "Happy Birthday" are upbeat and catchy, while others like "Numb" and "Sixty Nine" are more introspective and emotional.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Friend Zone," a catchy pop song that addresses the all-too-familiar experience of being stuck in the friend zone. Whit's playful delivery and clever lyrics make this track one of the album's highlights.

Summary by Pramod Kushwaha

Saturn is a fantastic debut album that showcases Whit's talent as both a singer and songwriter. With its blend of indie pop and R&B, the album is sure to appeal to a wide range of music fans. Highly recommended.