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Album Review: Banoffee - Do I Make You Nervous?

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"Brown's writing style is intensely personal, and is well balanced with universally-accessible sentiments during its best moments."

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Melbourne-based singer and producer Martha Brown aka Banoffee follows up her self-titled debut EP release from last year with another gliding collection of songs.

The production is a step above the standard electronic singer-songwriter affair, featuring assistance from fellow Melbourne artist and long-time collaborator Oscar Key Sung. Oceans in particular bubbles with emotion as it ends, some scattered sounds providing an innovative take on the standardised song structure. Brown's writing style is intensely personal, and is well balanced with universally-accessible sentiments during its best moments on tracks like the longing With Her. This is only her second release as Banoffee since her debut release last year, making Brown an exciting new artist to watch.