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- Summary: The third full-length solo release for the Canadian singer-songwriter was produced with John Raham.
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- Record Label: Arts & Crafts
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Alternative Singer/Songwriter
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UncutFeb 5, 2020Call it an expansion rather than a reinvention--but it's a dramatic and rather dazzling one. [Mar 2020, p.27]
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Feb 5, 2020Nothing is rushed. Listeners should prepare to hunker down for 45 minutes to absorb the hypnotic and often mesmerizing U Kin B the Sun in a single, uninterrupted sitting where it hits the hardest.
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Feb 5, 2020Across U kin B the Sun, Ford's first record in six years, she offers affirmations that are deeply touching and inspiring.
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MojoFeb 5, 2020Ford still has a country rasp to her voice, but doesn't over-sing, and her method of expressing emotion is deft rather than melodramatic. she can build up power, too. [Mar 2020, p.87]
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Feb 6, 2020An album that doesn’t grab your attention with pyrotechnic displays, opting instead for a slow-burning, unassuming kind of power: a low-key delight, but a delight all the same.
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Feb 18, 2020Whilst the songs can feel painful and direct, there’s also a sense of euphoria and celebration here too, and the overall sense is one of healing and catharsis. This is Frazey Ford’s best album to date but it really feels like she is just getting started.
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Q MagazineFeb 11, 2020Her voice is magnetic enough to tilt the Earth's axis, the grooves so deep and plush that they could upholster a Cadillac. [Apr 2020, p.109]
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Feb 9, 2020
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