CFCF‘s discography is a sort of nostalgia loop time-warp, delving into the sounds of the past from a present-day lens. During the 2010s, he frequently mined new age, soft rock, and smooth jazz for inspiration. With Liquid Colours, he revisited the moment when “electronica” was poised to take over the world, particularly drum’n’bass, and the ambitious Memoryland was a collision of all things ’90s and Y2K, from grungy alternative rock to French filter house.
With L.U.V., the now Los Angeles-based artist moves on to the type of electropop that regularly soundtracked hipster dance parties during the 2000s. For an artist who initially became buzzed-about for remixes of acts like Crystal Castles and HEALTH, the album comes close…

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