Brittany Howard Jaime

4 stars out of 5 -- "l[I]t's a total departure, her kaleidoscopic mix of decades' worth of R&B, hip-hop, blues, and gospel, steeped in trippy laptop sonics and deeply personal political urgency."
Included in Rolling Stone's "The 50 Best Albums of 2019" -- "Howard explored a kaleidoscope of influences, from spaced-out Prince melodrama to Nina Simone torch singing and Gil Scott-Heron-esque spoken-word psychedelia..."
"[A] hazy, genre-bending solo record that is both intensely personal and achingly universal."
Billboard - "[W]ith JAIME, her solo debut album, she dives deeper into the sounds she loves, while sharing some of her most personal work to date."
Paste (magazine) - "Howard never ceases to surprise throughout the album's engrossing 35 minutes."
Clash (Magazine) - "[A]n unflinching exploration of the very nooks and crannies we censor even from ourselves....The genre-bending project marks a brave departure from her comfort zone."