Name: TROYE SIVAN - Blue Neighbourhood 2xLP
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Label: Capitol

Everyone, it seems, loves Troye Sivan. Tipped by Adele, Sam Smith and Taylor Swift, Sivan’s debut album is the right shades of awkward, cool and caring to convert the musical masses too. So when Sivan announced he was releasing his debut album, Blue Neighbourhood to follow the chart-topping electronic soundscapes of his recent EP Wild (his second for a major label), people were suitably expectant. He has the sort of clean-cut, genial, edgy but never-too-edgy image that gets record executives excited. He’s sexy sure, but not stupid, or possessed of Miley Cyrus’s captivating unpredictability. He knows how far to take it.

His is soul music for the X Factor generation – kinks ironed out, immaculately teased, and with lashings of instantaneous, three-minute emotion. This is not a slight by the way. On a song like the mournful Betty Who collaboration, Heaven, he exhibits a clear understanding of a fundamental truth. Everyone has their own blue neighbourhood.

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TROYE SIVAN - Blue Neighbourhood 2xLP