With inhibitions pushed firmly to the side and a certain fearlessness when it comes to his goals and creativity, Oscar Jerome has really found his stride with the release of his new album, The Spoon. His sophomore record, the singer and songwriter released the twelve-track full-length in December. Like many artists over the last few years, Jerome found himself isolated and secluded in Berlin during the pandemic-related lockdowns, unsure of how to forge ahead. Fortunately, this confinement bred creativity, with a lot of the songs on The Spoon written during this timespan, which certainly explains the melancholic sound and feel to these tracks. He seamlessly moves from a whisper to a scream, moving between discussing his negative thoughts to fuming about the injustices he observes in his hom...