Joy'All

Pitchfork 6.7/10 The veteran singer-songwriter takes inspiration from classic country on an album full of barbed wit and insight, but the music could use more of the genre’s bite.

The Line of Best Fit 6/10 The new direction for Jenny Lewis is equally breezy and folksy eclectic. Although joyously fresh, the production weighs heavy on Joy'All's scattered songs.

NME 4/5 Inspired by a pandemic songwriting challenge set by Beck, Lewis' fifth solo LP sees her come to the conclusion that joy is paramount

Rolling Stone 4/5 Jenny Lewis' new album, 'Joy'All,' reviewed by Rolling Stone.

DIY 4/5 A choppy but accomplished foray into Nashville’s wide range of sounds, continuing Jenny’s legacy as a standout musician skirting along the edge of the mainstream.

The Skinny 4/5 On her fifth record, Lewis decamps to Nashville and makes a stately record worthy of the city's heritage.

Clash 8/10 At times, you have to pause and remember that Jenny Lewis is now 25 years into her music career. It’s startling, because ‘Joy’All’ simply feels so fresh,

Loud and Quiet 7/10 Joy'All by Jenny Lewis album review: the Rilo Kiley singer presents an album that's less about cynicism than the hardened will to survive

Slant 3.5/5 Jenny Lewis's 'Joy’All' finds the singer grappling with the quirks and perils of relationships with humor and honesty. Read our review

Pop Matters 8/10 Jenny Lewis has never sounded like she's had more fun making music than she does on 'Joy'all'. It's haunting, inspiring, and uniquely complicated.

The Telegraph 4/5 Monáe's delivers a hymn to unabashed pleasure, the former One Directioner overthinks things, and Christine and the Queens finds true love