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Pitchfork 4.7/10 Maroon 5’s seventh album sets out to experiment beyond their comfort zone. It sounds like a band trying desperately to appeal to as many markets as possible.
NME 3/5 Flickers of reflection marred by a parade of guest stars – Maroon 5's new album 'Jordi' gets the NME review treatment.
Evening Standard 2/5 Auto-Tuned vocals and a long parade of big name guest vocalists make this sound like a band without clear identity
Rolling Stone 2.5/5 Maroon 5's new album 'Jordi' features YG, H.E.R., Stevie Nicks, Megan Thee Stallion, and more
The Independent 2/5 Garbage’s latest record takes aim at all of society’s ills while Maroon 5’s seventh album shows Adam Levine and co are sticking to their comfort zone
Clash 5/10 Adam Levine is no stranger to controversy. Having fronted Maroon 5 for more than two decades, he’s had more tabloid drama that you can shake a stick
The Guardian 2/5 Adam Levine and co’s seventh album is business as usual, reliant on an army of songwriters and producers, plus guest artists to inject personality. Auto-Tuned Stevie Nicks, anyone?
Hot Press 5.0/10 Pop stalwarts deliver hit-and-miss 7th record.
