(Virgin)The singer-songwriter swaps luxe pop for the energy of the dancefloor on her heady fourth album Jessie Ware emerged in 2010, lending her silken vocals to electro producer SBTRKT. A solo career followed but, while the London singer-songwriter's first three albums contained garage inflections, the focus was on luxe pop. In the years since her last set, 2017's Glasshouse, she has had her second child and started a food podcast with her mum - but album number four doesn't champion domesticit...
Jessie Ware: What's Your Pleasure? review - rooted in lustful disco
The Guardian - 28 Jun 2020 16:00
(Virgin)The singer-songwriter swaps luxe pop for the energy of the dancefloor on her heady fourth album Jessie Ware emerged in 2010, lending her silken vocals to electro producer SBTRKT. A solo career followed but, while the London singer-songwriter's first three albums contained garage inflections, the focus was on luxe pop. In the years since her last set, 2017's Glasshouse, she has had her second child and started a food podcast with her mum - but album number four doesn't champion domesticit...
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