Change

"Change is certainly an apt title for Cindy Wilson's first solo album. For nearly 40 years, Wilson has been singing with the B-52's, and their bouncy, upbeat sound ... The arrangements mesh ambient synth patches with a subtle but insistent pulse, sometimes programmed and sometimes organic, and Wilson's vocals are breathy and thoughtful, meditating on her life and the world around her rather than getting the party started. This is music you could dance to, but you'd probably feel more comfortable swaying gently to the tracks, or simply listening attentively. In both theme and approach, Change is a 180-degree turn from the musical persona Wilson has presented since the late '70s, and it's pleasantly surprising that it works so well".

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"While wearing its psychedelic 60s heart proudly on its sleeve, this 10-song album offers far more than just a meander through the B-52s singer's musical inspiration. That it has taken Cindy Wilson four decades to venture out alone (two recent teaser EPs notwithstanding) is all the more surprising given the confidence on display here.Fusing those 60s influences with rich electronica creates a tableau that's familiar in parts, but offers a distinctive twist to the predictable".

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"Fyrre år efter at hun var med til at grundlægge det epokeskabende amerikanske new wave-band The B-52's er Cindy Wilson gået solo. Under den passende titel "Changes" tager hun en afstikker fra sit faste slæng af festaber og finder sin egen stemme i et roligt og stemningsfyldt synth-univers. Her er drømmende melodier og svævende synth-figurer, der peger i retning af en anden new wave-pioner, Gary Numan. Bare med menneskelig varme i Wilsons stemme".

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