“Bursting with brightness, Remi Wolf's debut Juno is reclaiming the best parts of '00s pop”
“Twenty-five-year-old California singer Remi Wolf makes music for those with a sweet tooth. Her debut album Juno is fluorescently coloured with bright, high-pitched vocals and fizzing with psychedelic instrumentals. But this isn’t mindless pop music. The opener, Liquor Store, as upbeat as it seems on first sip, tackles Wolf’s struggles with alcohol dependency: “Cause I want more, carnivores. Eating”
“No one has been more impatient to share ‘Juno’ with the world than its maker, Remi Wolf. The burgeoning funk pop star has stressed to NME that she is “fucking ready” after a tumultuous summer in 2020 that saw her enter rehab for alcohol addiction. That experience helped breed ‘Juno’, a whip-smart debut that encapsulates those unsteadier days and the subsequent road to recovery. It’s no doubt been”
“An impressive debut from the pop singer/songwriter.”
“In the California pop singer-songwriter’s bright, hallucinogenic world, everything glows in the dark and almost every chorus is chanted.”
