That! Feels Good!
That! Feels Good! isn’t as lyrically vibrant or extraordinary as What’s Your Pleasure? but holds its own with slinky grooves and a lane where Jessie Ware feels most comfortable.
Ware’s best album of her career is a transformative experience, an outlandishly good record that allows her to let loose
On That! Feels Good!, Jessie Ware's stellar fifth album, the English pop icon doubles down on disco. Read our review here.
The dialogue evoked by the titles translates to how Jessie Ware's fifth album relates to her fourth, as this moves the party into a bigger and more opulent disco with a laser focus on fevered physical gratification.
The dancefloor Jessie Ware opened on her last album What’s Your Pleasure? shows no sign of closing on her latest effort. In fact, it’s got even sweatier.
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At the heart of a night out, there is a feeling of risk and reward. You hear the four-on-the-floor disco beat, the chick-chick of a Nile Rogers guitar, the strings, the horns. You ease into moving, ignore the shyness, anxiousness, awkwardness and discover: “Oh…That! Feels Good!”
A relentless explosion of joyous euphoria, 'That! Feels Good!' revolves like a disco ball in all its glory with heavy funk, soul and disco flavour - a
Jessie Ware’s ‘That! Feels Good!’ embraces a present (and future) where we can at least indulge in the fantasy of feeling good.
Jessie Ware has continued her disco success with 'That! Feels Good!', which is somehow even more potent than its predecessor.
The retro mood of Ware’s brash pop never feels like a costume, as her tight melodies, killer choruses and dry humour wear vintage details with style
The thematic shift that has occurred in Jessie Ware’s music over the 11 years since her acclaimed debut Devotion is evident in the singer-songwriter’s album titles alone. From Tough Love and Glasshouse in the mid-2010s - whose titles suggested hardship and vulnerability - to What's Your Pleasure? in 2020 and now That! Feels Good! The
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