Trying to stay warm for the winter? Accessorize with Polish electropop!

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Iain Mew: Lari Lu in the chorus is like Javiera Mena: Nights, and the low end bite of the synths is enough to back that up and to carry through the more impressionistic rest of the song. At points where the guitar chimes take over it’s almost “Waves”wave, but that bit of grit makes all the difference.
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Will Adams: “Nad Ziemią” crescendos like ice creeping across a lake. The chorus is particularly noteworthy, lifting the song to new heights while maintaining the same chord progression. Winter is coming here, and I’m in the market for gorgeous electropop to soundtrack my walks through the urban tundra.
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Brad Shoup: I love how much this sounds like a winter rainstorm, from the organ borealis to the cymbal washes. I’m a little mystified that I keep wanting to mash this up with Pink’s “Get the Party Started.”
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Anthony Easton: I am completely in love with how she sings all of those floating syllables, so much that it seems the verses are resolved language.
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David Sheffieck: No matter how many times I listen to this, I spend more than half of the song waiting for a release that never comes. Lari Lu seems like she’s building to something, then takes a step back and seems like she’s building to something else, and the process repeats for the entire song. As a psychological test, this is a confounding [9]; as a song, it’s a good psychological test. 
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Juana Giaimo: I’m not entirely sure how I feel towards this song — at times it feels that its melancholy fulfills me, at others I feel that it lacks a final explosion or something to round it up nicely. However, it makes me want to get to know this artist better, and isn’t that the point of singles? 
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