Fever (Sodagreen album)

Fever is the fifth studio album by Taiwanese indie rock band Sodagreen. Released on January 29, 2010, by Linfair Records, it marked a significant shift in the band's musical style, incorporating more electronic elements and a broader range of instrumentation compared to their previous works. The album explores themes of love, loss, and societal observations, often conveyed through poetic and metaphorical lyrics characteristic of Sodagreen's frontman Wu Qingfeng's writing style.

The album's title, ''Fever,'' alludes to the intense emotional states explored within its tracks, suggesting a heightened sense of passion, anxiety, and introspection. The overall atmosphere is both melancholic and vibrant, reflecting the complex emotional landscape depicted in the lyrics. Critically acclaimed upon release, ''Fever'' further solidified Sodagreen's position as one of the most influential bands in the Taiwanese music scene. Its success contributed to the band's expanding popularity both domestically and internationally. Several tracks from the album became popular singles, gaining extensive airplay and further cementing their status as chart-toppers. The album's production quality and musical experimentation were widely praised, highlighting the band's growth and artistic evolution. While maintaining their signature lyrical depth, ''Fever'' showcased a more mature and sophisticated sound, expanding their sonic palette to reach a wider audience.