In the four years since her official debut, Cambios de Luna, Kenia Os has proven a captivating and perceptive pop practitioner. With K de Karma, the Mexican star’s fourth album, lessons learned and skills finely honed come to the forefront in ways that feel adventurous, playful and mature. It marks a noticeably distinct and purposeful new era for her, one that benefits from big thematic swings and shrewd creative decisions. An affinity for dance-pop history and legacy emanates from the revamped throwback “Slay” and the astrologically inclined “Boys”, not to mention the vengeful and vogue “Belladona”. Love reigns supreme over the Carla Morrison-penned “Tú y Yo X Siempre”, while “Ruleta Rusa” details a torrid affair as electrifying as its electro-retro beat. Her ability to shift between the brashly anthemic “Boom In Your Face” and the wistfully bittersweet “Love Bombing” exemplifies the growth on display here.