“Nobody does a covers album like Chan Marshall. From The Covers Record at the turn of the century to 2008’s Jukebox (and solitary Rihanna cameo a decade later), Cat Power has occupied a restlessness rarely realised in replication; she’s not searching for betterment or paying tribute to her favourite artists, but gutting and recontextualising, diving into a song’s DNA to hunt out what it is that res”
“soul-nourishing interpretations with a uniquely personal slant”
“Featuring songs by Frank Ocean, Lana Del Rey, Nick Cave, and more, Chan Marshall’s third collection of covers is her widest ranging yet, illustrating her talent for radical reinvention.”
“Cat Power's latest Covers project proves her prowess at interpreting and finding the emotional core”
“Dancing, ceremony, aural wallpaper: the uses of music are legion. Often, though, succour is key, a kind of aural hug you could elevate to the 10th power when it comes to cover versions. It would be limiting to cast Cat Power’s three albums of other people’s songs as mere public acts of self-soothing – Georgia-born, New York-seasoned, Miami-dwelling Chan Marshall, three decades in the game, is far”
