"Whereas her first album had a more bare-bones acoustic feel, this one takes on a more produced sound - and in this movement in a pop direction, it feels like Sparke could have worked to make her sound a bit more dynamic, pushing further outside of her comfort zone than she did. While [Aaron] Dessner's production fills out her sound nicely, it also blurs the boundaries between her songs, allowing them to bleed into each other if you're not paying active attention. The warmth of his work on Taylor Swift's folklore is retained here, but he also draws you closer, with that added seed of grit that distinguishes Sparke".