Jorja Smith's 'What are the Odds' Review: A Mainstream Turn
British singer Jorja Smith has released her third album, "What are the Odds," which marks a shift towards mainstream club sounds. The album incorporates UK garage, 2Step, Afrobeats, Grime, and House, reflecting a trend among her peers. The review, published on kulturnews.de, describes the album as fitting for the energetic part of a night out, contrasting with Smith's earlier, more buttoned-up style. The review is critical, suggesting that Smith's move to club-oriented music may be a departure from her previous artistic identity, aligning her with mainstream trends.
Key facts
- Jorja Smith released her third album titled 'What are the Odds'.
- The album incorporates UK garage, 2Step, Afrobeats, Grime, and House.
- The review was published on kulturnews.de.
- The album is described as sound for the second part of a night, implying a club-ready vibe.
- Smith's show is divided into two halves: a buttoned-up part and a more energetic part.
- The review suggests the album is a move towards mainstream club sounds.
- The album follows a trend among Smith's colleagues of leaning into club sounds.
- The review title translates to 'La-La-leider zu Mainstream', indicating a critique of mainstream alignment.
Entities
Artists
- Jorja Smith
Institutions
- kulturnews.de
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom