“pivot into jazzy R&B struggles to leave a lasting impact”
“Monica is polished, pleasant, and occasionally moving, even if its self-conscious framing makes it easier to mock than admire”
“Jack Harlow’s sexless new album demonstrates a fundamental misunderstanding of neo-soul. His coffee shop crooning is a transparent exercise in personal rebranding.”
“In which the Kentucky Colonel relocates to New York and crafts a set of romantic ballads inspired by neo-soul.”
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“Each song has a laid back feeling. Easy music for any coffee shop. Simple music with intricate lyrics. Shows emotion of deep desire for someone while still trying to remain collected. Shows inner thoughts and gives us this feeling of want and convincing the listener that it’s a need. Must have for a vinyl collector or a matcha drinker.”
“It soooo lack luster. Nothing stood out. RnB needs good melodies and vocals to accompany but this had no good vocals and generic melodies.”
“An ultimately ineffective R&B album from Jack Harlow that suffers from mumbled vocals.”
