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9.0
140163
9.0 |
DIY
A perfect whirlwind played out across a single night
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8.0
140165
8.0 |
The Arts Desk
Keep listening to the end, and the sophistication at play here really reveals itself
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8.0
140192
8.0 |
Spectrum Culture
Life is messy, full of ripping highs and crushing lows, dancefloor bliss and the wee small hours of the morning. On her debut album, Biig Piig captures that exquisitely
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8.0
140162
8.0 |
Dork
There’s something wonderfully effortless about how Smyth slides between genres
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7.2
140182
7.2 |
Beats Per Minute
It’s electronic pop, so naturally Smyth devotes several tracks to blossoming love. But as someone with sonic similarities to and who has been endorsed by Billie Eilish, sadness and confusion also take their places
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7.0
140164
7.0 |
Clash
Soul-pop over-sharer from a magnetic voice
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6.7
140207
6.7 |
Northern Transmissions
Biig Piig’s got a solid foundation — there are a couple of grooves to light up a dance floor — but to be the Queen of the Club, her songwriting and energy has to be a bit more radical
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6.0
140160
6.0 |
The Observer
Switching between English and Spanish vocals, Irish singer-songwriter Jess Smyth’s genre-hopping set feels most at home in the quieter moments
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6.0
140161
6.0 |
Far Out
It’s an exciting club record softened by the bedroom pop that slows down the intriguing feeling of sonic experimentation
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6.0
140189
6.0 |
God Is In The TV
She has released some memorable and bold singles over the last eight years (this writer’s favourites being ‘Sunny,’ ‘Feels Right’ and ‘Roses and Gold’). 11:11 half delivers on the promise that came before it
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6.0
140177
6.0 |
The Skinny
Reflecting on her past, present, and future, Biig Piig delivers catchy dance tunes as well as softer, laid-back and introspective tracks on her debut album
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