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"Even though it was created by enough people to fill a starship, including the HawtPlates, a vocal group present throughout and granted the spotlight on a moving a cappella piece, this is as intimate as any of Ndegeocello's previous albums. It's almost as varied as any of them in sound, naturally veering from sheer folk-soul to grimace-inducing funk to charging Afrobeat".

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"Spanning synthpop to electronic R&B, the singer and bassist's expansive Blue Note debut is a genre-hopping class act, with guests to match ... A confident imagining of her infectious future funk sound".

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"Spanning synthpop to electronic R&B, the singer and bassist's expansive Blue Note debut is a genre-hopping class act, with guests to match ... A confident imagining of her infectious future funk sound".

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"Even though it was created by enough people to fill a starship, including the HawtPlates, a vocal group present throughout and granted the spotlight on a moving a cappella piece, this is as intimate as any of Ndegeocello's previous albums. It's almost as varied as any of them in sound, naturally veering from sheer folk-soul to grimace-inducing funk to charging Afrobeat".

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"Although Ndegeocello favors simple, repeating chord patterns, she takes pains to ensure that the songs are never short on textural, rhythmic or melodic variety".

"Although Ndegeocello favors simple, repeating chord patterns, she takes pains to ensure that the songs are never short on textural, rhythmic or melodic variety".