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Jade Bird
Jade Bird
Peppered in amongst the grittier tracks are a handful of piano-led ballads like "17" and "If I Die," adding a bit of diversity and range. In all, this is a solid debut full of well-written songs and plenty of attitude that delivers on the promise of her early singles
All Music
Drugdealer
Raw Honey
Michael Collins oversees all the players like a chilled-out Brian Wilson, the band fits together like blocks of hashish, and if the listener isn't completely relaxed by the time the record is over, they should likely seek medical attention
All Music
Drugdealer
Raw Honey
Raw Honey is a rarity of a record: it’s the glint that catches your eye, the double-take – a curiosity, hidden in plain sight
The Line Of Best Fit
BTS
Map Of The Soul: PERSONA
A valiant, and partly successful attempt from K-pop’s biggest band to move forward in their music
Clash
Jade Bird
Jade Bird
Across twelve polished tracks, she switches from piano ballad to stomping singalong and back again
DIY
Jade Bird
Jade Bird
The album’s polished like a glass table, which sometimes works – when the keyboards come in on Ruins, it’s glorious – but the sparkle gets a bit wearing after a while
The Guardian
Jade Bird
Jade Bird
This is an impressive first effort. Bird, with help from co-producer Simone Felice, arrives fully formed as a rootsy, taut songwriter and especially vivacious singer
American Songwriter
Jade Bird
Jade Bird
Jade Bird's debut album takes in rock, country, pop and beyond on a rollicking and brutally honest set of songs. No wonder she's poised for US chart domination
NME
Jade Bird
Jade Bird
It is a tremendous debut and the quality is beyond question
Clash
Drugdealer
Raw Honey
Historic recreation pop, yes, but it presents beautifully. Print edition only
Q
Drugdealer
Raw Honey
This is another unhurried set of expertly played FM gold. Print edition only
Uncut
Cage The Elephant
Social Cues
This audacious album succeeds not by altering Cage's distinctive identity but by exponentially amplifying it. Print edition only
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