That would be me

"Sometimes the slick textures and electric pianos evoke the golden age of Yacht Rock, but Connick is up to something clever, letting the rhythms hit with the force (if not the precise style) of hip-hop-infused R&B, and glossing the whole proceedings in a crisp, reflective sheen so it winds up reinforcing either his sly pop classicism or modern wit, depending on the listener's point of view. This savvy swing is the key to the success of That Would Be Me, because Connick winds up expanding his horizons without selling out his musical aesthetic".

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"Two seperate collaborations - with Butch Walker in Nashville, Tennessee, and Eg White in London - yielded a full-on pop album, complete with songs by outside writers with proven hit-making track records".