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Pitchfork
d. 5. Jan. 2017
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Katherine St. Asaph
d. 5. Jan. 2017
"On Stillness in Wonderland, befitting the title, Simz eschews the vivid psychedelia of peers like Janelle Monáe in favor of a muted, atmospheric approach. There are a couple of overt references-a "white rabbit" clip recurs throughout, and "King of Hearts" takes advantage of Alice's most confrontational character to let Simz take off heads with Chip (still atoning for his kiddie-grime past as Chipmunk) and Ghetts. But for the most part, the wonder is in the arrangements. Much of Stillness features gorgeous production; touchstones might be early Martina Topley-Bird or last year's KING album".
The guardian
d. 1. Jan. 2017
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Isa Jaward
d. 1. Jan. 2017
"The album's mix of soul, R&B, grime and trippy, jazz-tinged interludes is at times a little muddled, but Simz's lyrical agility and deft rapping sit comfortably with a variety of production styles".
Exclaim!
d. 22. Dec. 2016
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Kyle Mullin
d. 22. Dec. 2016
"With this fearlessly vulnerable, triumphantly anthemic album, Little Simz asserts herself among the queens of her genre - Janelle Monáe, Lauryn Hill, Missy Elliott and Erykah Badu. Stillness in Wonderland is a wonder to behold".