The versions
Neneh Cherry
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Reviews (6)
The observer
d. 16. July 2022
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Michael Cragg
d. 16. July 2022
"Telling the story of a night out from carefree beginning to heartbreak close, the (...) album is a heady mix of house, synthpop and disco-tinged bangers".
NME
d. 14. July 2021
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Hannah Mylrea
d. 14. July 2021
"Influenced by the allure of the dancefloor and the endless possibilities it can bring, [Mabel] set about creating the soundtrack to the killer party she was craving [during lockdown]. As a result, the record draws on house, disco, pop and R&B, resulting in a heady rush of club-ready tunes. While her 2019 debut 'High Expectations' occasionally felt like it was actually playing into the expectations of what a mainstream pop record should be, here Mabel lets loose. Banging lead single 'Let Them Know', an earworm indebted to the ballrooms of New York, is a confident, tongue-in-cheek celebration of feeling like - in Mabel's own words - "you're that bitch". The ABBA-inspired 'Animal' and pulsating `Definition' are similarly self-assured; both pounding amalgams of jubilant hooks and bone-shaking beats".
musicOMH
d. 19. July 2022
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Ben Devlin
d. 19. July 2022
"Second album from London-based singer features some great songs but struggles to shake off a confused, thrown-together aesthetic".
The observer
d. 16. July 2022
By
By
Michael Cragg
d. 16. July 2022
"Telling the story of a night out from carefree beginning to heartbreak close, the (...) album is a heady mix of house, synthpop and disco-tinged bangers".
musicOMH
d. 19. July 2022
By
By
Ben Devlin
d. 19. July 2022
"Second album from London-based singer features some great songs but struggles to shake off a confused, thrown-together aesthetic".
NME
d. 14. July 2021
By
By
Hannah Mylrea
d. 14. July 2021
"Influenced by the allure of the dancefloor and the endless possibilities it can bring, [Mabel] set about creating the soundtrack to the killer party she was craving [during lockdown]. As a result, the record draws on house, disco, pop and R&B, resulting in a heady rush of club-ready tunes. While her 2019 debut 'High Expectations' occasionally felt like it was actually playing into the expectations of what a mainstream pop record should be, here Mabel lets loose. Banging lead single 'Let Them Know', an earworm indebted to the ballrooms of New York, is a confident, tongue-in-cheek celebration of feeling like - in Mabel's own words - "you're that bitch". The ABBA-inspired 'Animal' and pulsating `Definition' are similarly self-assured; both pounding amalgams of jubilant hooks and bone-shaking beats".