douniah imparts her debut solo project A Lot, Not Too Much to an unexpecting audience.Thoughtfully, the singer-songwriter invites us to embark on our own saviour. The collection of songs is steeped in artistic and emotional integrity. Production was ledand executed by Dhanya Langer, one half of band project Modha, and producer of JujuRogers 2019 album 40 Acres N Sum Mula. Written amid the pandemic, this piece is aneffort of immense proportions – experimenting with her sound in time, wading through spirals of arduous personal challenges. A first impression of how my journey sounds.Agadir-born and Hamburg-raised, douniah engages in the practice of interpreting herspirit, impressively, in German, Darija and English. We find here, a body of work that threads together the tenets of free-form poetry and romanticism, backdropped by neo-experimental jazz tendencies. In euphony, a worldly array of instruments act insymbiosis to carry us through A Lot, Not Too Much. douniahs voice is one to fall into; her message is enunciated with every word, delivered delicately with an inventory ofriffs and ranged tone. The utilisation of choppy, note-like, freestyles bridges the EPs strong singles, into a rhapsodic whole.