The End of Baird’s Trilogy “BIRDSONGS, Vol. 3”

Wendy Rosales

Baird, the 23-year-old multi-instrumentalist from Baltimore, releases his final installment in his trilogy of debut albums: BIRDSONGS, Vol. 3. The pop-R&B album dives the listener into the final compilation of experimental refreshing tracks.

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The artist brings a fresh yet still familiar electro-pop sound with the final installment of the trilogy. Songs like “Easy On Them Turns” and “Lighting Of July'' stand out the most as they are the most upbeat tracks and show Baird’s versatility in style, ranging from R&B to indie pop.

The artist explains his capacity to make genre-bending music, "The final era; the end of the chapter. It’s the best writing, for sure, of any other project. It’s also the closest thing to pop music I’ve made, but somehow also stranger than the previous stuff.” The culmination of this project proves Baird’s multi-talents as a rising musician.

The album is cheerful but emotional. Baird’s voice is seamless throughout the whole record making it an experience to listen to. The most notable elements throughout the project are the use of various instruments and the way they blend each track together. In songs like “Liane”, you can discover something new with each listen.

BIRDSONGS, Vol. 3 is memorable throughout. Baird's creative style and sound in each track are unmatched, creating an intimate feeling for listeners. The ending of the trilogy brings us to a picture-perfect scene, with chirping birds and soft vocals.

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