Eastwick vs Pre Pleasure: Reverb style defines the mood — lush vs dry

Eastwick has longer, more atmospheric reverb tails (think church hall), while Pre Pleasure is dry and in-your-face (like a room mic). The difference comes from producers: Mike Deslandes on Eastwick for cinematic space, Sam Plews on Pre Pleasure for live-off-the-floor intimacy. Jacklin’s voice is treated accordingly — reverb as arrangement on Eastwick, reverb as seasoning on Pre Pleasure. Pick Pre Pleasure for crisp honesty, Eastwick for dreamy spaciousness.