"A Little Later Than I Wanted" electronic music artist Spoq, is a delightful and beautiful Lofi-Chillout longplayer spanning over 13 tracks, each proof of the artists prowess in crafting intelligent compositions that effortlessly transcend genre confines. With an adept hand, Spoq seamlessly weaves together elements of ambient warmth, acoustic instruments, synthetic melodies, Lofi Hip-hop rhythms and percussion born from the depths of found sounds, all accentuated by the sharp, glitchy textures of IDM. This album exudes a dualistic aura, wherein playful nostalgia intertwines with a subtle undercurrent of melancholy, inviting listeners into a realm where emotions intertwine and resonate deeply. While devoid of lvocals, Spoq's instrumental arrangements are a veritable tapestry of sonic intricacies, layered with a love for details that reveals new depths upon each listen. Throughout the album's sonic landscape, Spoq skillfully navigates between moments of intimate introspection and grand, expansive vistas, creating a dynamic journey that ebbs and flows with a captivating allure. From the serene tranquility of intimate passages to the exhilarating rush of expansive soundscapes, each track serves as a poignant exploration of the human experience, evoking a kaleidoscope of emotions that resonate for a while. "A Little Later Than I Wanted" stands as an unusual Lofi-Chill album in Spoq's illustrious discography. Spoq's unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries of genres clearly makes him stand out. With its rich tapestry of sound and emotive depth, this album is a must-listen for connoisseurs of electronic music seeking a fresh auditory experience.