Music / pop

Language


Reviews (3)


The guardian

d. 9. Sep. 2018

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Emily Mackay

d. 9. Sep. 2018

"It's a beautifully crafted, upbeat pop album, and MNEK's voice is compelling and gorgeous; the only small quibble is it's a tad long.Colour , a triumphal duet with Hailee Steinfeld, feels a little tacked on in an effort to emulate the success of his Zara Larsson collab Never Forget You, and the conversational between-song interludes likewise feel a little extraneous, if all part and parcel of MNEK's unique, mellifluous Language".


NME

d. 6. Sep. 2018

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Hannah Mylrea

d. 6. Sep. 2018

"Now, 10 years on from that first deal, it's finally come time for MNEK to drop his debut 'Language' - and it's bloody brilliant. The album opens with a bang on `Background'; pulsating synths and crunchy electronics abruptly make way for a spoken work interlude, as two girls in a club toilet sing along to MNEK's aforementioned Zara Larsson duet and debate the pronunciation of his name "(M-nek?" "Babe, it's M-N-E-K. It sounds like an STD!"), you know from the off that 'Language' is going to be gloriously good fun ... It's a moving and important work, and one that reminds us why MNEK is the pop star we need in 2018.


Rolling stone

d. 7. Sep. 2018

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Elias Leight

d. 7. Sep. 2018

"Considering all the hours that MNEK has spent constructing hits, it's surprising how hook-less Language is ... MNEK is a strong singer capable of bracing jumps into his falsetto register. But he seems to have been so immersed in writing for others that he's lost his own voice".