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Pitchfork 7.8/10 The pop singer’s second album is looser, livelier and more ecstatic than her debut, detailing the headlong rush of falling in love.

NME 4/5 The London musician's second record queers up and skewers the traditional love song, beautifully articulating the giddiness of romance

The Line of Best Fit 9/10 A superb development of the ideas the London artist explored on her debut album

DIY 3.5/5 A confident second album that showcases why Shura should be on everyone’s radar.

The Skinny 4/5 Shura's second album is a more mature comeback for the Londoner, forming an interesting conversation with the glitz and glamour of her debut, Nothing's Real.

Under The Radar 6.5/10 Sometimes an album is so much more than its music. It represents something that extends further that what we hear. Forevher, the second album from English synth-pop artist Shura, is one of those releases.

Clash 8/10 Shura’s ‘forevher’ is an intrinsic redefinition of the modern love story. It dissolves perceived boundaries of gender and sexuality,

The Observer 4/5 (Secretly Canadian)

Loud and Quiet 7/10 Shura's new album Forevher employs a simple premise of inserting queer love into the dominant cis-hetero romantic narratives – and it works.

Pop Matters 7/10 Following her sparkling electropop debut Nothing's Real, Shura returns with an expanded musical palette and mellower tone on her sophomore album forevher...

The Irish Times 4/5 The UK/Russian singer’s second album channels Prince, Roberta Flack and Joni Mitchell