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“It was very daunting to try and make the live versions work because the production of Public Storage was created in lockdown, so I wasn’t thinking much about the live aspects. “It feels good to breathe some extra life into the record,” Vu adds. It also shows off the potency of Vu’s work reinvigorated on stage. Weaving together previously released tracks with new tunes, the EP acts as a bridge between Vu’s journey thus far and the steps she has yet to take. User Reviews Details & Credits Metascore 77 Generally favorable reviews based on 6 Critic Reviews What's this User Score tbd No user score yet Awaiting 3 more ratings Your Score 0 Summary: The debut full-length release for Los Angeles-based indie artist Hana Vu was recorded and mixed by Day Wave's Jackson Phillips. Live versions on the EP include ”Maker,” a striking single that sparks deep seeded invocations in the listener and shows off the intimacy and quality of Vu’s vocals. native investigates, both intimately and at an arm’s length, in her debut full-length album, Public Storage, and on Parking Lot, her recently-released EP that. Lonely,” one of her new releases from the EP, was written partly in response to Bobby Vinton’s 1962 ballad of a homesick soldier, Vu evokes a much deeper sense of anguish, noting, ”I thought that the sentiments of the original song were almost pathetic when put into today’s context.” Ad From the beginning, Vu strips away any sense of warmth, leaving the void empty and widening the gap between resolution and wandering. carefully contained under an easily penetrable veil of nonchalancethats the shaky ground that Hana Vu briefly stills on Public Storage. Theres nothing like the torment of young adult self-consciousness. Rather, it delves effortlessly into the realms of desolation, isolation and a gnawing urgency to feel something other than the dulling sense of apathy and loss. Music Critic review of Public Storage, the album release by Hana Vu. Parking Lot captures more than a sense of angst or waywardness. Please note: This post may contain affiliate links. Featuring two new singles and four live versions of previously released songs, the EP follows last year’s full-length release from Vu, Public Storage. Los Angeles-based artist Hana Vu drops her latest EP, Parking Lot (out via Ghostly), a slow spinning, haunting collection of six tracks slated to chill you straight to the bone.