If you've listened to any part of Kimya Dawson's extensive back catalogue (including her collaborating with Adam Green as The Moldy Peaches) you will be familiar with her beautiful use of cassette four track to acheive an intimate sense of solitude. These home recordings make it feel as though you have a friend there whispering in your ear. Remember That I Love You has the kind of intimacy that pop producers dream of, the kind of intimacy that's impossible to imitate. Kimya continues to expose the subtle and sometimes serious pains we all face, in order to temper them with understanding and laughter. In the process she has emerged as a seriously talented wordsmith, at once intoxicating and irresistible.