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UncutHer rapping/singing is insightful, stroppy and hilarious. [Oct 2008, p.96]
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MojoAn impressive debut. [Nov 2008, p.109]
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Drawing from a seemingly inexhaustible supply of sass, Coppola wraps her laid-back vocals around narratives that are innovative yet accessible, resulting in one of the most promising pop debuts 2008 is likely to see.
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Entertainment WeeklyHer attitide is occasionally a touch too self-satisfied, but tthat's a small price to pay for such an abundance of sparkling snark. [18 Jul 2008, p.65]
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Her songwriting is modern and quick-tongued, as she casually glides between sassy singing and melodic rapping. She handles syllables, rhymes and ideas far more skillfully than her liaisons.
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On this excellent debut by her new duo with programmer Adam Pallin, Imani Coppola sounds no more interested in sticking to a single style than she usually does.
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This endearing debut from Imani Coppola’s latest side project deftly explores the ferocious singer’s favorite themes--race, two-timers, herself--over programmer Adam Pallin’s sprightly soul interpolations.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 9 out of 11
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Negative: 1 out of 11
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LsSep 19, 2008This album has a great flow. Upbeat, lots of old school throwbacks, good beats.
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ArdenC.Jul 20, 2008