The 50 best albums of 2023, No 4 – Jessie Ware: That! Feels Good!
Ware’s fifth album is a strident call to embrace pleasure and liberation – and its luxe sound holds up her side of the bargain
Source: theguardian.com
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Mercury Prize 2023: Loyle Carner and Young Fathers among favourites to win
Loyle Carner and Young Fathers are among the favourites to win the prize on Thursday night.
Source: bbc.co.uk
Mercury Prize 2023: Arctic Monkeys, Jessie Ware and Fred Again lead shortlist
The Monkeys are nominated for a record fifth time, in a shortlist that otherwise focuses on London.
Source: bbc.com
'It's like tapping into the animating energy of the universe' – Guardian readers' best albums of 2023 so far | Music
From melancholy pop to jubilant rap, potent African pop and accessible jazz, Guardian readers worldwide pick out the new music that has most impressed them so far this year
Source: theguardian.com
Jessie Ware album review: That! Feels Good! is another perfect party album from the British singer
British diva Jessie Ware follows up her all-timer What’s Your Pleasure? with another euphoric crowd-pleaser.
Source: watoday.com.au
With an album this fun, who wants the party to stop?
British diva Jessie Ware follows up her all-timer What’s Your Pleasure? with another euphoric crowd-pleaser.
Source: theage.com.au
Jessie Ware: 'Slightly classy with a bit of innuendo'
How unlocking her naughty side changed Jessie Ware's career and gave her musical freedom.
Source: bbc.co.uk
That! Feels Good! review: Jessie Ware follows her heart to give us best album of her career
Somewhere between the success of her 2012 Mercury-nominated debut Devotion and her third album Glasshouse in 2017, Jessie Ware came to a realisation: she wasn’t quite enjoying this whole music thing anymore. The Londoner had somehow painted herself into a creative corner, caught between the sparse, emotive incursions into dance and electronic soul that informed her early material, and the direction that her heart was pulling her in, towards upbeat, uplifting soulful electro-pop.
Source: independent.ie
Jessie Ware: That! Feels Good! review – 21st-century disco packed with personality
The retro mood of Ware’s brash pop never feels like a costume, as her tight melodies, killer choruses and dry humour wear vintage details with style
Source: theguardian.com
Jessie Ware - That! Feels Good! album review: The Skinny
The dancefloor Jessie Ware opened on her last album What’s Your Pleasure? shows no sign of closing on her latest effort. In fact, it’s got even sweatier.
Source: theskinny.co.uk