"Sway is a pure Top 40 pop album, jammed with breathy whispers, earth-shaking sex anthems, and bedazzled, Charli XCX-style melodies. But no matter how loud they get, the songs play like inner monologues. They're not confessional, but they are intimate in the sense that they find Styrke asking herself (and often her friends) highly personal questions: Why do we love or hate or want to sleep with this one particular person? How are my brain and my body reacting to this touch? This joie de vivre and curiosity about the psychology behind human connection make Sway Tove Styrke's most cohesive work to date-and one of the most exuberant albums in recent memory".