KP Wolfe ‘Exodus’ EP Review: Multifaceted and Promising

KP Wolfe’s EP “Exodus” is a soulful, aggressive and hard-hitting collection of tracks you’ll remember. Although her young voice is strong and powerful, you can feel the passion and strength of the lyrics that encompass all of her songs on this EP. Simply put, Wolfe’s voice will have your skin in goosebumps. Her voice can go from calm to powerful, in a flash.

“Exodus,” the title track on the EP, has a funky tune. The guitar rhythm will have your body rolling and stomping your feet. She sings about how she’s ready to leave someone here and at times, you can just feel her sass and angst. Wolfe’s voice is soulful, too- you can feel how free she is in this song. The song also has a rock feel to it as the drums and guitar compliment her voice and give it an edge.

“Icarus” is a bit different in that it has a pop feel to it. It’s a song to listen to on a sunny morning on your way to work. It’s an upbeat track, but Wolfe is not afraid to show her voice range in this song. She can go from a high register to a deep soulful one rather quickly, which gives this track plenty of audacity and polish. “The Other Woman” is a song for those going through a heartbreak and is another pop-friendly tune that deserves radio airplay. For the ones who know what’s it like to be betrayed. Wolfe shows her pain with her voice. The song is slow paced and calming than the others. Her song is relatable and any woman can feel her pain.

“Puppeteer” is a track that proves Wolfe is versatile once again, as it has a mix of rock, soul and pop. The beat will have you dancing and singing along. Her voice goes from soothing and calm, to soulful and raspy. It’s a great combination with this song and shows that she can experiment with different sounds.This song is perfect for a someone going through a breakup and calling out their exes.

“Louder,” ironically has a more country vibe as Wolfe’s lyrics tale an emotional tale. It’s a song to listen to during hard times and will give you a push to be better and stronger. This song is motivating and free. “Take Back The Ring” has to be one of Wolfe’s powerful songs and like “Louder,” tells an interesting story. Her voice is dominant and compelling here as the song is intense. You can feel her pain in this song. You can feel her vulnerability in the song too. Wolfe isn’t afraid to show how far she can go, creativity wise and emotionally.

Overall, Wolfe’s EP is fun, daring, and refreshing. From pop, soul, and even funk and dashes of Americana, she gives it her all in every song and does not disappoint.