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I was not prepared at all to enjoy this album as much as I did! Adele is an incredible singer, and unlike many solo acts that get by mostly on their singing chops, I didn’t find myself tiring of that voice. Each song obviously puts Adele’s talent front and center - but there’s also a lot to be said for the way three songs come together with all the additional accompaniments. Melancholy is the clear driving force behind many of these tracks, but overall, there’s enough variety here that kept me engaged. A high 3 for me. ✨
Brought me a new appreciation for this artist
Adele Laurie Blue Adkins delivers 𝟤𝟧 at the height of her fame. I’ve been familiar with her extraordinary voice since 𝟣𝟫, when many rushed to label her “the next Amy” — a comparison she never welcomed. Beyond her voice, she’s always shown herself to be a strong songwriter. With 𝟤𝟧, Adele cemented her status as a global pop icon. Yet the record leans too heavily on safety: it’s polished to perfection, smoothed out for radio, and at times loses the raw emotion that made her earlier work so striking. Still, I can’t help but give it some extra credit — because it’s Adele.
hei kaikki katsokaa hello video youtubessa niin pääsemme 1 miljardi näyttökertaa ja ohi gangnam style!! vittu vihana paska gangan style katsokaa hello from the other saaaaaaide.. ja älä katso kuvaa ylösalaisin outo illuusio. hypnoottinen kummistus kajahdus iik. juuh toki tämä henkilö satarosenttista poppia ollut koko uransa ilmeisesti niin edellinen albumi tältä oli yksinkertaisesti parempi. tämä yrittää olla intropsektiivisempi ja taiteellisempi mutta pop-lemut tuhoavat sen yrityksiä... silti onhan tuota laulajaa aina mukavaa kuunnella vaikka biisit ovat erittäin geneerisiä laulu/lauluntekijä kappaleita. varmasti kova sana livenä. i miss you
obviously
Excellent production, great vocals, amd safe uninspired song writing.
yeah adele can sing, but i really can't recall any song from that album except the first track because that was everywhere for a time. no memorable tunes, no sax solos, just a super generic creamy beige.
This is my first time hearing Hello in its original form. Wild. Very good singing but bland otherwise.
I have listened to two albums by Adele, great voice, but not my cup of tea.
Disagree.
Not in my usual wheel house, but definitely an iconic album and voice.
Gorgeous. Not usually my kind of music, but this one is beautiful. I've heard so many of the singles before and could appreciate them artistically, but this was my first time going through the whole album.
Absolutely nothing does it for me here. Great voice, but it does not make up for lousy arrangements and average lyrics. Personally found it boring
Beautiful voice, but I love the more upbeat stuff more. This is a lot of ballads.
Solid album. She really has some pipes on her. I’ll wager sad ladies fucking LOVE this one. I enjoyed it. 3.5⭐️
Nothing I'd ever seek out but better than I thought it would be. 3.25 or 3.5 stars.
Started with a couple of bangers but the rest started to all sound the same
Tim and I listened to this together and his scoffing at the song lyrics annoyed me so much that I made a 'Adele or Dylan' song lyrics quiz. Needless to say he did terribly. I think she's definitely a victim of her own success. She has a beautiful voice but its hard to enjoy the songs without their overplayed nature being part of the experience. Still she's clearly more talented that so many people.
Almost embarrassingly bland and homogeneous lyrics for such an acclaimed act. But what an amazing voice. Great production too — everything sounds so big.
Astounded me when I looked today that Adele is nearly 40...wow! Clever usage of her ages over her career for the the album titles - I like that, wonder how high it'll go? 80? (The Comeback/covers)? No disputation of her voice, success, awards, sell out gigs, 2 years performing at Caesar Palace, Vegas tells you that she ain't no fluke. SO, I took the plunge today and briefly listened to this album, and sorry (not sorry) but it's just all too predictable, show bizzy, shouty in a poppy way, songs that you hear at a wedding and everyone seems to know it.... Word. By. Word. (except me, and I asks who this is and get looked at as if I'm an alien). Think she's this generation's Celine Dione. Had to listen to A Moon Shaped Pool for a cleanse. Maybe it's me? My age? Just grumpy? Sorry (not sorry).
Prefer them younger
She has truly insane vocals, I just don't vibe with the songs much.
Adele is one of the strongest voices to come out of British Pop in a LONG time, but this album....not the best babes. It's quite routine in what and she's done a lot more with a lot less.
A talented singer but a lot of songs just wash over you and are nothing memorable 3.5*
Maybe I was just too disconnected when this came out, but it obviously doesn't measure up to 21.
Standouts Hello I Miss You
This is not a good album. Instantly forgettable.
Absolute hot dog water. Tried to power through the first annoying radio song only to be followed by another radio song that I didn’t know was Adele’s. I like pop, I really do, but I cannot relate to or enjoy any of this wine mom garbage.
I enjoyed this one. Adele has super strong vocals that carry any tracks with weaker production, but most everything hits on this LP anyways. "Send My Love" is my favorite of tbe singles from this album, it has a more upbeat, poppy sound that contrasts with Adele's spiteful lyrics, the most spiteful she'll get on this album. My favorite track by far is "Love In The Dark", it really feels like it gets across the albums themes of lost love, nostalgia, and the past with some beautiful orchestral backing. My only criticisms are that the choruses can be a little repetitive at times, not helped by the length of alot of these tracks, and that most of my least favorite tracks are concentrated in the middle, leading to somewhat poor pacing. Overall, feels like listening to a sad ghost recount their life story to you.
Highlight Song/s: Send My Love (To Your New Lover), When We Were Young and Water Under The Bridge I thought this would be special, but it really wasn't. Good singles, but the album tracks aren't noteworthy. This review will probably be similar to my next Adele album; whenever that comes around.
Adele's "25": A Masterclass in Emotional Precision ★★★★★ (5/5 stars) Fine, let's be honest here—Adele has weaponized the human larynx to create what amounts to a sonic truth serum, and the results are annoyingly brilliant. Yes, "25" is essentially an album-length therapy session where you're both the patient and the one paying the bill, but it's performed by someone with the vocal precision of a emotional surgeon and the songwriting instincts of someone who's clearly been taking notes during every heartbreak humanity has ever experienced. "Hello" doesn't just open the album—it kicks down the door of your emotional defenses with the subtlety of a velvet-wrapped sledgehammer, and somehow you're grateful for the intrusion. The production throughout is so lush and cinematic that Rick Rubin and Greg Kurstin have essentially created a soundtrack for your feelings that makes even mundane Tuesday evening melancholy sound Oscar-worthy. Even when Adele attempts something resembling optimism on "Send My Love," she does it with such calculated charm that you can't help but admire the craftsmanship of someone who can make heartbreak sound like a luxury experience. The album's emotional arc—from devastating opener to the quietly devastating closer—follows a trajectory so perfectly calibrated that it feels less like a collection of songs and more like a masterclass in how to translate the messiness of human relationships into something that sounds like it was composed by angels who specialize in breaking hearts for a living. Adele has somehow managed to make an album that's simultaneously too sad for casual listening and too beautifully crafted to ignore, which is probably the most annoying kind of artistic achievement possible—when someone creates something so devastatingly effective that you can't even properly complain about how devastated it makes you feel.
First few tracks were good, the rest bled into one
Adele's got it all. Incredible voice, charismatic persona, prolific songwriting and a great taste for music. She leans heavily into neo-soul, blues and r&b but keeps it to the moody core. Even when she's singing about happy things. She hits every emotion in her songwriting, so despite the moody blues being her core, this record doesn't feel like sad girl rock. Her pop songs absolutely slap, they're interesting and layered. She plays with genres without getting over her skis and straying too far from what she's good at. Every time we get an Adele album, I'm stoked, because they're all so good and easy to listen too. We are lucky to alive at the same time as Adele.
good pop album, boring at times
Música de mãe, mas mesmo assim é bom
First time I have listened to a complete album of Adele. I knew some songs like Hello and Miss You beforehand. I was also familiar with others from social media, such as Love in the Dark. I found the album repetitive. Similar emotions and stories are told across the album: love, break-up, growing up, and missing the old life we used to have. Sounds are similar as well. This is not always a negative aspect for an album, but it is still something I noticed. Some songs were so generic that I felt like leaving the cinema after watching a Pixar/Disney movie with my kids. Take Water Under the Bridge for example. The flow of credits arises in my mind immediately. Some songs really touched me. I already listened to and love Miss You. Love In The Dark had a similar effect. I liked how she adapted Phantom of the Opera in Million Years Ago. This song made me remember everything I missed about my life in Ankara. As I am also planning how I will move on with my career in Europe these days, I can foresee all the things I will miss in my future life as well. I will likely listen to some songs from this album then. - I wrote the previous review in the middle of the day, but in the rest of the day some songs stuck in my head. This is why, I increase my rating from 3 to 4.
Along with 21, her best album. The sound is coherent throughout the album (maybe even at the cost of being repetitive and boring), there are some unremarkable songs like I Miss You and Remedy, there are iconic songs in the album. Definitely one of the albums that shaped Adele's identity as an artist. However, I much prefer 21 to this one. Favorite tracks (other than Hello): - Send My Love - Water Under The Bridge - Million Years Ago It is easy to overlook this album as "Classic Adele" now but it was the phenomenon when it came out, solid 3,5/5 album. What surprises me is how she has the soul of a 41 yo woman at the ripe age of 25.
i’m 25 right now and my album would be about going to the dispensary and spending too much money on cat toys
how does she do it
3/5
fuck no
Having listened to many albums in the list, I can appreciate this album better. It is one of the best albums by one of the best artists in our generation. I liked many albums in the list, but so far this is one that I can relate the most. Can’t believe it’s been 10 years now. 25 grow old with me.
Fantastic album. She could’ve made a career with just her artistry or her vocal performance but she wields both expertly. “Hello” is a masterpiece of heartbreak. It understands so much about what looking back at something real is like, and how even being the one to call it doesn’t free you of the feeling of loss for that love. And then the very next song is “send my love to your new lover”. Hilarious. All the emotion and depth of love and then she’s like but for real I’m good, treat your new girlfriend better. The rest of the album is very solid as well. I already had 8/11 of the songs saved and I think I’m maintaining that 8, but to be fair this is like the 10th time I’ve listened to this album.
so, i have never listened to a full Adele album prior to this one. i can probably also say i haven't heard much past her radio hits. which, to be fair, she has been pretty dang famous since '08 and has had a lot of hits. but, thats all the context i went into this album with. that being said, absolutely blown away by 25. 'Hello' and 'Send My Love' are bangers, but i absolutely fell in love with 'I Miss You', 'Million Years Ago' and 'All I Ask'. For an 11 track album, though the range of the lyrics is all about moving on from a relationship that took a turn, all of the songs are just so incredibly powerful. her voice is incredible, its so powerful and every note carries a the full scale of her emotions and expresses it. incredible piece of work.
Just masterful soulful singing on display here. I think all I ask is one of the best songs of the 21st century. A beautiful simple piano melody topped with a deceptively difficult vocal from Adele. The build up to the third chorus key change is phenomenal. In the first two choruses she pulls back a little bit by using her falsetto and by the time you get to the third she just punches straight through it, leaving the listener stunned. Fun fact, Bruno mars helped write this song. Ton of other great songs here as well.
Absolutely phenomenal, so good I listened to it twice and then went through more of her songs. Adele has an incredible voice and the singles from this album are certified bangers. The b-sides are also great songs and really there’s no better artist when it comes to contemplating life and getting in your feels. It’s not my personal favorite album of her’s, but it’s fantastic nonetheless. Easy five stars.
"Hello", "Send My Love", "When We Were Young", and "Water Under the Bridge" are all songs that I have never put on myself but I know intimately from all of the radio plays they've gotten. They're great songs mind you! Everyone is going to say that Adele has an amazing voice, but I also like that you can tell how she changes and evolves with her song writing as she gets older. It's always about some sort of hardship, but that hardship is ever changing. The rest of the album is beautiful and it's hard to give this a low rating. It's probably a 9/10 album for me, but the radio plays and cultural impact rounds it up to 5 stars.
not super memorable
The hits hit, the rest pretty meh. The hits do push it to a 4 star
Boring torch-songs, perfectly executed.
She is good but not my jam
I actually really liked it.
Amazing voice and some great songs
Beautiful voice, catchy songs, but something missing - I think mainly playfulness - that makes it quite a bland listen. Mixing is technically good, but probably so good that it's bad. Like pre-digested food. I wanted to like this album more than I actually did. Fav: Love In The Dark - quite dramatic, true to what Adele is and what people like about her. It feels full without being busy.
Its ok, nothing that really jumps out at you as being great though. I thought it would be better than it was.
Increíble
It was just like a movie, it was just like a song… Hello ist sowieso Nostalgie und Adeles Stimme ist einfach mega! Auch wenn ich die anderen Songs größtenteils noch nicht kannte sind die echt gut
Love Adele but was only caught by a few songs on this album
I haven't listened other Adele albums, so I have no comparison. Her voice is powerful and commands attention which is good. The songs are too overproduced, samey and kind of boring. I was surprised I didn't recognise any hit songs from this album. Overall not my cup of tea but listenable enough because of her voice.
Hello was a top hit so I gotta respect it. She also has a great voice.
this is her best imo
Pretty good!
will forever and always love her
I remember all the hype when this album came out. Was it really over 10 years ago? Fundamentally it’s a massive whinge about being 25 and past it. Bleedin' millennials! get over yourselves. Well you’re nearly 40 now so suck it up! Some songs are really great, When We Were Young, Send My Love (later to be ripped off by Self Esteem), but there’s a lot of mediocre. I find it a bit suspect that each one has a different co-writer? Adkins/Uncle Tom Cobley Adkins/Pew/Pew/Barney McGrew. Either she’s difficult to work with (surely not!), or else these are songs that she’s added a line to and claimed a writing credit. Should I be such a cynic? I also think her voice is overrated. Yes it's striking and in tune, but personally I find it a bit shrill. Overall ok. Some great songs, mostly dull filler. 2½
her voice kinda grabs your interest, sounding strong and emotive
Her voice is lovely but I find all the hype around her off putting and not warranted.
3/5 Not my style, but full of belters
Didn’t listen to it
Listenable but not really my thing.
• it’s fine • obviously a wonderful voice, but the songs are overwrought and pretty much all sound like they were meant to be interlude tracks for some Netflix series
Cover 5 Not her best but still a good album.
wait why did i like not like it that much
It's okay to write a sparse track with powerful lyrics about something you feel passionate about. But 12 in a row? Naw dawg. Imma pass.
While not as powerful as '21', this is still a perfect example of Adele's power and appeal.
Just go listen to reharmonized jazz fusion cover of "Hello" by Adam Neely. It's really great, while this album is a waste of time.
Tolles Album und die Frau hat eine fantastische Stimme
Kann man leider nicht haten, krasse Stimme. Die Hits sind zurecht Hits und auch die anderen Songs sind gut. Wahnsimms Stimme, auch wenn es relativ eintönig und alles Herzschmerz Songs sind.
Great voice, obviously, and I liked a couple songs in the middle. Less successful than 21 for me: a lot of the songwriting/lyrics feel a bit too heart-on-the-sleeve, all text and no subtext, but hey, it wasn't written for me, it's her thing, and good for her.
i find this one more musically interesting and mature than her others.
Don't like it
BRB gotta get a pedicure and drink a mimosa
no just no she’s very talented but nah not my music thought of giving one star but I can’t bring myself to
Helllooooo
Thought it would be better. Boring to me - aside from Hello it’s the same song over and over again. 3.2
This was interesting because I think this was the first "Pop" artist album I've had come up for this project. I was interested to listen to the full album because I was only familiar with Hello and Send My Love. Adele undeniably has an incredible voice and the album is very well produced. Her songs have passion and drama, and this album (as with any of her albums) are a great fit if you're in a melancholy-romantic mood. Would listen again and made me curious to listen to 30.
Was fine, just very bland
Great album.
I can’t deny the woman can sing, but sheeesh it’s a little boring! I like sad and slow songs, but not a full album of them! Still, there’s some good lyrics and melodies on this record. ‘Sweetest Devotion’ is a tune.
ugh
Ett par toppenbangers försöker väga upp ett ganska trött album, men jag känner tyvärr inte att det räcker.
Starkt!
Överlag riktigt fint, och "When We Were Young" är fenomenal
Några få bangers räddar albumet från bottennotering. I övrigt lökiga popballader som hänger på en skör tråd som är Adeles imponerande sångröst. När det är bra är det bra, men som helhet i albumform? Nä.
Mopey cow
Same as the last one - insane voice but so fucking boring, it's criminal
More-than-servicable easy listening pop, expertly presented by Adele.
A step down from 21.
Så jäkla bra popballader
I gave it a 3 because on the whole it's very good but I don't know if I'd be playing this back.
Me ha sorprendido ver que conocía la mayoría de las canciones.
I've always loved Adele's voice but her music never really did it for me. "Hello" was vastly overplayed and over-memed and I just can't take it seriously anymore. Water under the bridge is probably my favorite on this album, but overall I can take or leave this
Repeat listen
I’m surprised this is on here. I feel like this is her weakest album. All I Ask is best track for me.
Not a bad album, but not one of her best if I'm honest. I went with it, because it was already in my collection so why not listen. It's not really going to stand out.
big voice
Terribly boring and pretentious, with very few good moments.
I have to confess I really like Adele, but I can’t listen to a whole album in one sitting. 25 consists of many depressing songs and there at the end Sweetest Devotion pops up full of hope and happiness Her voice is amazing and I find its power unbelievable. But I have to cherry pick songs to really listen to her
I like it quite a lot. There's a lot of heartfelt songs and with some simple, yet fitting instrumentation
“Hello” is such a good song. “Send My Love” is garbage. Her talents make up for parts of the album that aren’t great or drag on.
Technically Adele has a gorgeous voice and well made music, I just can't get into her tunes at all.
This was listened to while making the drive to my sister's at 5am. I was fine with the slower songs. Everything else gave the impression of those local ads you see playing before the movie previews... Especially if you were to take away the vocals. It is endlessly annoying to me to hear several songs of a 25 year old talking about when she was young... You are 25. Come on now.
Favorite Track: Hello
Familiar with this album. Some great songs, but not her best album. Best Songs Hello Send My Love (To Your New Lover) When We Were Young Love In The Dark All I Ask
Really nice listen. Adele has a remarkable voice and it’s just a pleasure the ears. Some catchy melodies too. Not the genre I’m typically drawn too, but in all honesty I just like this record.
some nice and extremely popular songs
Just like 21 ! Amazing! Love Adele! I would gladly listen to this album anytime it comes on! love Adele!
Holy nostalgia! Personally, I think not as good as her previous two but there’s some undeniable hits on here
Klasični dvi i po zvjezdice album. Kao super ona to radi ali pisme su dosadne ko proliv. Na 21 su makar jebeni singlovi. MOM POP
Pretty great. Adele has a great voice, and most of these songs hit for me. I knew this list skewed more to the UK but man, the reviews I read on this make it seem pretty obvious, lol.
No 21. 2.5
182/1089 - Damn, I really hate her voice. Sounds like a woman version of Eddie Vedder. Not as bad as Kendrick Lamar or Ian Curtis I guess but that's not exactly a high bar. The instrumental is boring and lifeless relying too much on long pads with no real rhythmic variation or humanization of the sampled percussion. I think it sounds good in DAW music to slightly vary the velocities of the drums in a lot of music (not to mention the beat). If you don't do that then it sounds like I'm listening to some baby Nintendo MIDI or youtuber FL-studio-slop. Non-list rec. Mockroot - Tigran Hamasyan (2015) Really cool modern jazz pianist with a very unique rhythmic language.
The last good Adele album in my personal opinion.
Oh shit, I guess I like Adele!
Great voice, decent sound, but kinda repetitive
Great voice, not crazy about the material.
Liked the deep cuts more than the singles, though that could also be because of over-saturation. I think this one is winding up in my regular playlist.
I just straight up didn’t listen to this album
There's more variety here than the piano ballad "Hello" would initially lead you to expect. The next track does kind of an alt pop thing (though even that sounds pretty much like any other alt pop you'd hear on the radio), and there are a couple other left turns throughout. But there are still a lot of piano ballads with dramatic vocals. It wouldn't be such a drag if Adele didn't seem allergic to injecting any kind of personal touch to her lyrics. Everything is vague concepts and ideas, no specific details of break-ups or love, which is universal yes but also uninspired. The vocals? They're good, if a little overdone at times, but they don't make the music more compelling.
Lovely instrumental break on Remedy and Love In The Dark. The best song was definitely Water Under The Bridge. That should have been the smash hit. When We Were Young would take my 2nd place. I felt 21 was a stronger album.
Solid vocalist, but not my favorite genre.
I sort of knew it would just be very similar to the last one and that's pretty much true, you can tell that half the songs were just trying to be catchy pop songs of the era, with the trap beats and cheesy group backing vocals and chants. I think I just like the more down-to earth more stripped back songs, where the verses feel quite personal. I like Hello more than I thought I did, it feels quite down to Earth. The photograph you in this light part always strikes a weird emotional chord in me for some reason, ever since I heard it first many years ago. Probably this is actually on par if not a bit worse tham the 21 album. Favourite songs: Hello, when we were young, million years ago. Overall around 6/10
I really want to rate this higher to show appreciation for Adele's exceptional voice, but the formulaic adult contemporary vibe is not for me - though I'm pretty sure I'm the target audience for this kind of thing!
The album was good, but I did not resonate with it as much as "21". "Hello" was probably the most played song in 2015, and I liked "Water under the bridge" and "Love in the Dark". However, I don't find myself going back to this album much.
Great voice, but allsoundsame.
It’s... fine. She is obviously a great singer but I feel absolutely nothing listening to this.
Obviously her albums are meant to showcase her vocals more than anything else, so in that regard it's a good album. It is pretty bland though outside of the singles.
Great voice, couple bangers, many bland songs. Some parts are 2 some are 4. Overall, I'm going with a 3.
Quite like Adele.
I like Adele. I said it on the Smokey Robinson album earlier, but between Adele and Amy Winehouse, I feel like they took the dusky soul singer sound Robinson started and perfected it. Or, at least took it up a notch. I think a lot of people take her down a peg because of her non-musical career, but when this album came out it was awesome. A lot of people lose sight of that, or they say she only does one type of song, or it's music for moms and breakups. Whatever. She has he thing and does it really well.
only three good songs reaaally
Never gave Adele a chance, and was pleased with what I heard. Every other song saved.
Everyone who I’ve ever said “I hate Adele’s voice” to thinks I’m just being a contrarian douche hater. As if “good vocals” are some objective truth. To my ears & my subjective taste, I can’t stand Adele. It’s nothing against the songwriting (which I find is a little bland at moments that is clearly bolstered by her voice). Was hoping to find something interesting this time around but when Water Under the Bridge plays I just can’t do it. This album was everywhere in 2015 & I don’t wanna go back. That said, at least enduring the whole album led to Sweetest Devotion, which I thought was kinda okay.
This coward didn’t call any of her albums “dude you’re getting” so automatic 1 star
She's obviously very talented. That does not necessarily translate to an album that isn't devastatingly boring.
Its an ok album with a couple of good songs.
Intense cover photo. Overall not as strong as the album she released immediately before, with Rumor Has It and Rollin In The Deep and generally a cool throwback vibe a la Amy Winehouse with shades of Dusty Springfield and Lesley Gore. This album is less stylized and more generic sounding. And how many breakups does it take to write an album's worth of her tunes? And I can't pretend to hear Hello objectively, after my youngest became obsessed with it. But I respect her musicianship and I bet we can all agree that as a singer Adele has some serious pipes!
Although I know we've already gotten Adele's debut album, and I generally wish most artists only get one album in the collection (to make room for others), I'm happy to get another chapter of her journey singing through heartbreak and seemingly wearing her heart on her sleeve, but also happy to hear her exploring beyond that range in her lyrics (and music). I'm never quite sure why I have a soft spot for Adele, and not for other similar anguished/emotional singers in this collection like Tori Amos, Alanis Morisette, etc. but I do. I'm impressed at how many songs I recognized from this album through various airplay services (radio, Pandora, etc.); my favorites are her singles "Hello", "Send my love" (both with decent videos), "When we were young", and "Water under the bridge", as well as "River Lea". And a thank-you to Adele and this album for singlehandedly reviving the idea and popularity of the album format in 2015--it's kind of hard to imagine how *any* album could have sold 3.38 million copies in the US in the first week it was released.
Hello is a good song, but the rest wasn't quite up to it-- a little too much of her making a big deal, vocally, with lyrics that weren't all that interesting.
Boring, anodyne shite. I'm turning 25 this month and I sympathise with the sentiments of feeling older though. If that makes you feel ancient, good. Fuck you, old cunts.
Very strong entry from the somewhat divisive Adele - I know plenty of people that just don't like her at all, but there's no mistaking that she has a stonking voice. Favourite tracks: Hello, I Miss You, Remedy, Love In The Dark, Million Years Ago, All I Ask.
Still a very good album. Not one I’ve revisited much since it came out but really good to get back into it. I’d probably only ever actively listen to the singles off this though.
This was disappointing. Adele's debut was so stunning that maybe it set the bar too high. Because this one just doesn't have the same power
Ist halt adele
I have avoided this album because that Hello song was played *EVERYWHERE* and I hated it, but actually, you dive further into the album and it's just more of the same. Which is good, if you're in the mood for something sung beautifully but without much challenge. I enjoyed this.
Save my love. Best track
What a lady
Oprecht altijd toch weer beter dan ik in mijn hoofd heb. Als het album iets interessantere songwriting en instrumentatie had, dan had ik dit wellicht een hogere rating gegeven. Zoals het staat is dit een prima popalbumpje, met een geweldige stem.
Ze heeft een geweldige stem, maar daar is alles ook mee gezegd. De leukste delen vind ik de wat meer intiemere momenten waarbij het niet lijkt alsof ze iedereen in de zaal probeert te bereiken.
Zeer oninteressante muziek.
Niet zo'n fan (meer?) van hoe haar stem klinkt. Over de jaren heen is deze muziek zo grijs gedraaid tot in elke fucking primera die je binnenloopt dat ik er niet meer met plezier naar kan luisteren.
...26...27...28...29...
Better than expected
No
Me gusta más 21.
Seventy-eight albums in and this is the first repeat artist. I knew this would happen, but I thought it would be the Beatles, Bowie, or Pink Floyd. Another reviewer noted this album is off the list which I will take for granted as I want what comes up to be surprises. First off, 25yo don't get to credibly sing about when they were young. Second, the production is overly bombastic too often and starts to all sound the same. Third, Adele has a great voice but she oversings so much. A light touch and dash of artistry goes so far with her. "Hello" and "Send My Love (To Your New Lover)" are the best songs where her talent is better harnessed and the production matches her vocal strength without over doing it. On lesser songs, it's all too much.
My wife tells me Beyoncé got robbed of a Grammy because of this one and after 30 seconds of hearing Lemonade I agreed. The uber seriousness of this album made it all feel one note and flat. Obviously unbelievable singer, but basically everything else sucked. Two songs were good. The piano sound throughout sounded like shit. 2 stars and an extra for the pipes.
Damn, I guess I like Adele? What happens now? She’s got the best voice of anyone going right now. That ‘hello from the other side’ chorus always gives me chills, and I didn’t realize how many of these I knew and already kinda liked, despite never having consciously chosen to listen to Adele. Would love to hear her do a rock album, as I think she could be even better if she exchanged some of her melodramatic/maudlin sensibilities for a more playful and fun edge. But that’s just my taste - Adele rocks.
Adele… Adele… Listen to me... youre ONLY 25 All the themes here are very mid life. From a dudes perspective, I dont hear many 25 year olds openly say “we were sad of getting older, made us restless” or “life was a party to be thrown, but that was a million years ago” and be super nostalgic for things that were maybe 2 years ago. Perhaps the “young mother” perspective is what is new to me here, but damn, Adele, you gotta take deep inhale. Youve got 10 more years before you can respectably start to feel that way. Production wise, its super clear that is album is on another level. All the vocal tracks are so damn clear and tasteful with even modest quality headphones. Definitely experienced a few jaw droppers during Send My Love and Water Under The Bridge while trying to focus in on the chorus vocals. All the (rather simple) instruments and Adeles voice are balanced together so well. 10/10, chefs kiss
I’ve never really listened to Adele and think of it as music for sad women. Well sign me up to be a sad woman because I enjoyed this. Sure it’s all familiar pop chord progressions but the gal has PIPES and she uses em. This was fun. Fuck me up
One of the most beautiful voices of our time, big regrets not catching her on that Vegas residency. Don’t love every song on this album, takes a dip in the middle, but the hits are aplenty - Water Under the Bridge my favorite this time through - and Sweetest Devotion is a new like for me.
Once again, you couldn't avoid Adele around this time. The single "Hello" led the way and was everywhere in 2015-2016, along with most of the rest of this album. Now a new mother and a little older, Adele gets reflective here and pines for the days of old and feeling nostalgic (like many do, but at 25?) whilst accepting her place in adulthood. This album is described as a "make-up record" when comparing to her previous work, which isn't totally inaccurate, but there are still quite a few love ballads found within as well. Adele certainly has the vocal talent for these slower songs and I will always be in awe of said talent, but I was hoping for a tad more variety here. Still, it's well-produced as per usual, but I can see/hear why many would think that this album is "too safe" though.
bastant xetat, masterpiice en verdad
She has an amazing voice--obviously--and some of the songs swing for the fences, but I found the album pretty meh. All same tempo, by and large the same kind of big voiced a.m. radio ballads, all of them about lost love long ago, and nary a whisper of wit, humour, complexity--a lot of general platitudinous stuff. Blah. Great vocalist but I wonder if she's a great singer. That said, I mean, if you are coming to Adele, you are coming for amazing vocals about lost love long ago, so....
I wish I liked this more, but there were some highlights and overall it was enjoyable.
Not my thing
Pipes on pipes on pipes
She uses her voice to great effect; the backing music is simple and minimal. Some of the songs are good, but most are sappy.. I wont be mad if someone wants to play it, but i wouldn’t play it myself again. As an album, it’s a 2
I am beginning to worry that you all must think I live in a cave but I have never heard an Adele song before. Seeing that "Hello" has 3.4B plays on YouTube Music, I think you are right. Know that at least Adele doesn't live in here with me. I tried to listen and got through the first 5 or 6 six songs without skipping but then I think I reached my limit and I skipped through the rest. I didn't care for this at all, it's just not interesting musically or lyrically and a little bit of her voice goes a really long way. One of the first two or three songs reminded me so much of something else and it took almost the whole thing to catch it but it's something from Taylor Swift's 1989 - or at least the Ryan Adams version I am familiar with. I was going to go through and figure it out but I really didn't want to listen to the Adele song again to try and identify which song it was. Besides, I don't really care that much. I put on Beck's Morning Phase right after this (to clear the Adele out of my ears) and noticed that the song with the highest plays from it has 8.6M plays - it's a strange and cruel world, I just don't listen to music like most other people do I guess.
I'm sorry it just reeks of Top 40 :( It is very sad girl but not in a way that makes sense. Like it is like "what is wrong with me" when you're just a 25-year-old woman.
I don't know, I just love Adele. It's some weird nostalgia to me. Some of her best songs are on this album - I love Million Years Ago (underrated!), When We Were Young, Send My Love (TYNL) Water Under The Bridge... Grammy-winning, important album to me. So yeah, 5 stars.
Niks vergeleken met 21. Hello staat hier op, oké, maar zo goed is dat nummer nu ook niet. 2.2
Very good
Emotional
HOLY SHIT this is the first time an album from this generation gets picked. LMAO Ok, everyone who isn't an absolute monster loves Adele, and there's a reason for that. Even her overplayed songs are beautiful (which is why I can be biased while listening to "recent" albums, bc... they're literally playing on the radio rn), and her voice is just angelic. Incredible break-up album right here. also, giggled my way through the entire 3min of Water Under The Bridge bc I kept thinking of that one Megan Thee Stallion dancing meme
Although Adele is far from my favorite artist, this album was acceptable and fairly easy listening. Nothing offensive, but nothing memorable either.
HELLO FROM THE OTHER SIDE (of a bunch of half-century-old albums)! Although this extremely recent album is, er, 10 years old now. Hm. I do like all songs called 'Hello', and Adele's is no exception. 'Send My Love (To Your New Lover)' is also good. 'When We Were Young' is decent. 'Water Under the Bridge' is decent. She picked the right singles. But they're all a little bit the same vibe. Maybe Adele's not for me. She's fine. A good singer, obviously. I wish that one song were called "Riverly" instead of River Lea (which is giving Family Stone!!!). I don't hate any of these songs, but I don't think I would listen to this again. So much for modernity.
7/10 I got several moments of frisson from this album. That isn't an easy thing to do, so you get the four stars. 6-27-2025
Pain. Sadness. Loneliness. Heartbreak I really think "When We Were Young and Love in the Dark" are well written songs....the rest of the album is kind of boring to me (same song different verse). Adele has an amazing voice though. I wish I could give this a 3.5. I'm not sure it deserves the 4 I will be giving it.
I hate pop music -- this album did not help. I kind of wish "30" was on this list instead, as I've been wanting to listen to that one and even a few quick samples immediately demonstrate significantly more interesting and complex musical choices. "25" is loaded with the simplest chord changes imaginable, and easy, boring lyricism. There are a couple hits here, and Adele's voice is unmistakably fantastic, but this album is a perfect example of why I can never seem to get into pop: it's homogenous, it's risk-averse, and it's just plain uninteresting. Fave songs: - Sweetest Devotion - that's it
I enjoyed this Album, it has a great mix of slow and up-tempo ballads. The lyrics and musicality are amazing and Adele’s voice is marvellous.
Adele has an amazing voice, I absolutely love the album “21”. I don’t like this album though, it feels bland and emotionless.
Boy oh boy are these ever a lot of songs about feelings. I've killed all those so this does nothing for me. She only has one song I fuck with, and it's not on this album.
There is no way I'd voluntarily listen to her, having been surrounded by her music against my will for so long.
Someone should teach Adele how to say “Hello”. Adele is the kind of artist that I could see all of her songs having alternate stage performed interpret dancing routines music videos for. The first half of the album is all the huge hits which is weird because I feel like all her songs are structured exactly the same. Honestly maybe it came down to Adele fans not having the attention span to make it to the second half because they are same as the first half. Similar to the other Adele album the background music takes a backseat to her singing which works as she does have a very strong voice. I don’t know if I said this before but she is like Amy Whinehouse without the overdosing and a bit less raspy crying. 8/10
🌟 Rating: 3.6/5 Short Review: It’s the sound of a powerful voice turning emotional voicemails into Grammy-winning power ballads. Beautifully sung, immaculately produced, and emotionally enormous—but sometimes it feels like your aunt’s Facebook post turned into an album. 🎧 Favorite Track: “When We Were Young” It’s like someone bottled nostalgia and then whispered it back to you with perfect pitch. Also: hello, string section. ⚙️ Consistency With Me: 4.4/10 I’m allergic to earnestness in large doses. This album is all high drama, no irony—like a soap opera but with a voice that could shatter a glacier. I respect it deeply. I just don’t cry that way. You, however? You probably listened to it once on a rainy drive and stared out the window like it was a breakup montage.
didn’t realise i knew so many of these songs, always an amazing vocalist
My musical taste has been so far removed from popular culture, for so long, that this music might as well be from mars.
Ugh. It's well done. But it's just sad bastard music for middle aged English ladies. I have my own particular brand of sad bastard music and I don't want to listen to that shit anymore. Glad for the impetus to listen but won't be revisiting.
love adele
Oh adele the woman that you are When I was in middle school, I was at a cheer competition and there was a scoring delay so they had a talent show. Each team had to send one girl to compete and I was voluntold to go up and I sang the chorus of Hello (it was Fall 2015 so of course I did). Then 2 turns later, this girl from Exeter same the same song😭 anyway I won the talent show and my team won the competition💆🏻♀️ Anyway, I think people are haters and this album is great. This is the first time I intentionally listened to the whole thing and I too am going through a breakup in my 20s so I just appreciated it a little bit more. Awesome vocalist and it makes me kinda sad that she doesn't do too much vocally but it's still good!
Enjoyed this a lot more than expected because I thought I’d tune out quickly - refreshing to hear a record full of someone taking accountability for apparently being a selfish jerk in their youth 😂 it’s timeless as we discussed in the group chat and “River Lea” particularly stood out to me, I hadn’t heard that one before
2.5
Adele stop being so sad 😔
drei bis vier million years ago
A classic album. Adele took pop music to the next level with this album.
While I still wish she would branch out a little more with her style, this album felt like it had more variety and had a great sound overall
Like I said previously for 21: melancholic but safe pop music with a veneer of soulfulness which... I mean there's nothing wrong with it but I can't begin to care for it, much less when most of the hits from this album I either find dull ("Hello"), annoying ("Send My Love (To Your New Lover)") or sound like it will sell me a laptop ("Water Under the Bridge"). Adele's be a good singer and artist but that doesn't equate her making music I care for
No m'esperava un àlbum tan modern. Hi ha bastantes cançons que ja coneixia, així que molt bé.
Surprisingly pleasant listen
I appreciate her talent, I just do not like this type of music.
she's a good singer but an unfortunate product of the culture that a good voice is the only thing that makes music good
Adele is a once-in-a-generation talent and this album is a testament to that. I was expecting all maudlin ballads but there are some good mid-tempo songs that bring some energy. Overall, this is a fantastic album! Favorites: Hello, I Miss You, Water Under the Bridge, Sweetest Devotion Would I listen to it again: Yes
I like and know Adele plus I know quite a few of these songs already and like it. She’s an amazing singer and has a lot of meaning in most of her songs. Not something I’d listen to again apart from a few songs so 3 stars
Adele has a great voice, wouldn't clas myself as a fan but hello, water under the bridge and send my love all make my playlist, Solid album
Loved this album when it came out but def over listened to it
Esta bien pero adele me la trae floja
This album did not hit as hard as the first Adele album I got. Everything was either trying to be too poppy or it just fealt flat.
This is a great album. From the melancholy yearning straight in the damn right defiance of send my love this is a tour de force. Adele delivers every line with such controlled power you have to pay attention.
Adele is someone who can be a bit hit and miss for me (in terms of her music, not her as a person - I’d very much like to be friends with her). The standout for me on this album has always been “River Lea”, and listening to it again just reminds me how much I love it. Whilst there are some misses on this album for my personal taste, even they are clearly well-crafted, well-written tracks that show just what a talent she is.
I find it really hard to have an opinion about Adele's music. She has an astonishing voice and based on the odd video I've seen of her, she seems like a brilliant person who I'd very much like to be friends with. I just don't find her songs very interesting. I liked the piano that's on a few of the tracks. The songs were all perfectly lovely just not my thing. 3/5
Great voice and a good number of songs on the album.
She is an incredible vocalist. Not sure when I would listen to this though. I would enjoy her using her vocal skills for other genres or productions, otherwise it gets tiring and boring.
Adele has such a powerful voice, but all these songs just grate on me. Every song sounds like the last one. Boring. On this album it sounds like she is trying to chase something from the past. Sometimes the past is best left there. Time to move on and create something exciting and new. The subject matter of the songs are all around heartbreak. Suicide music. Give it a rest. Is it pretentious to just put her mug on the cover, is this expecting everyone will recognise her and not need her name or the albums. She is good, but overrated, and this album proves that.
She's got a stunning voice, but I couldn't get through most of those songs. Too bad such a talent is wasted on generic sad girl pop.
completely expected and boring. soz
To be honest I found this album pretty boring. Aside from the last song, many of the songs sound the same and seem to hit the same note over and over. I get why this is ‘good’ but it is just not for me.
Hellooo... As if this came out 10 years ago? Adele is obviously an incredible singer. But this is a bit boring and samey. Not horrible to listen to. 19 was sooo much better.
Excellent
Some good stuff, but overall it is just a generic pop record.
Boring and dated. Enjoyed 2 songs, not the hits so much. This did not age well to my ears.
Well I didn't expected to like it.. but what can I say, it is a very good album Fav song - When We Were Young 5/5
Undeniably impressive voice but such a sad album
A lovely album, all the way through, don't you think?
I only liked one song on this, Send My Love (To Your New Lover). Adele hoots and hollers too much
Típico disco de cantora pop. Enfadonho, repetitivo e sem atrativo. Tudo feito com esmero profissional... e chato.
Adele does not miss.
If this is on here I’m just going to assume 21 is also here because that one is better. Honestly Adele should be included, but I’m not sure two albums is necessary. This is a good album. Targetcore at its finest. Her voice is really great. The second half is not quite as good as the first. Favorite songs were Hello, Send My Love, When We Were Young, and River Lea.
I enjoyed the first few tracks but after I Miss You it settled into a series of formulaic ballads. It's not bad per se, just a bit predictable.
⭐️River Lea
Review closer to 3.5 stars
Great vocals. Decent album. It all just seems to start sounding the same.
Det här är plågsamt tråkigt. Det krävs en oerhörd viljestyrka för att ta sig igenom detta från början till slut. Ändlösa mello-ballader. "Här ska säljas. In med en hit-artist och ett gäng hit-låtskrivare." Det är möjligt att Adele haft ambitioner, men det hörs inte.
Objectively good but not my fav
Хороший поп, Адель топ, есть интересные треки, в общем для меня не на каждый день, но сложно недооценивать ее талант
Good stuff, but all the songs were pretty similar
Ta maomeno
1st track on the album was strong, then it just became background noise.
Worst so far.
This had the "Adele" problem. Meaning the first two songs were bangers and then I wanted to take a nap. Still, she's Adele and Iove her.
1001 ALBUMS YOU MUST HEAR BEFORE YOU DIE #6 I have never like modern pop, so imagine my delight when I got Adele's "25" from the 1001 Albums generator. But to be completely honest, it really wasn't that bad. While it has mostly the mid-2010's production style, and some of the tracks can get annoying / boring, the highlights we're pretty good. And Adele has some beautiful vocals on this thing, especially on tracks like "River Lea" and "Sweetest Devotion", which also have some of the best production on the record. "25" is just an ok album for the most part, there are tracks I dislike, and some I love. but for the most part, it's fine. Overall, I don't have that much else to say, it's a good pop album. I personally wouldn't return to "25", but maybe modern pop isn't that bad. Overall Rating: 70 / 100 Favorite Tracks: Send My Love, I Miss You, Water Under the Bridge, River Lea, All I Ask, Sweetest Devotion.
"25" tem como atrativo a voz da Adele, mas depois de um tempo se torna cansativo pelo formato do disco, muitas baladas, alternando entre voz e piano ou voz e violão, mas o álbum tem bons momentos também, quando sai dessa coisa melancólica e vai para algo mais pop/dançante/soul.
No question this lady has the pipes, but I didn’t like it one bit. Her vocal affectations and fake american accent drove me up the wall (huh-waaaaatah unda theh buh-reeeeeeeedge). Imagine lamenting about how your life is slipping away at age 25.
I expected very little and it delivered. Music for mums.
Like the vocals were good but at the same time it was boring as fuck. 2 stars
I want to find a reason to give it less than a 5, but I just can’t. It’s a perfect pop album. I’d love to hear her sing jazz or something more challenging because she has a great voice.
Nice
I liked it. Hello is amazing. Nothing else blew me away. Love Adele
369/1001 🌕🌕🌕🌗🌑
Adele is undoubtedly a very talented singer, her voice is absolutely perfect for the style of music she creates. The album sits toward the better end of the pop spectrum for me personally, but it is also more on the pop-ballad side too which does not appeal to me and never has. I’m really struggling with accepting the albums inclusion on this list, as I’m not even sure it’s Adele’s strongest either. There was only ‘Hello’ from the track listing that I had heard previously (ad nauseum on almost every TV advert for the last decade). Everything apart from that was new to me, yet somehow I was already bored of it, except for maybe Sweetest Devotion which was alright. Can’t bring myself to score this more than a 2/5. Don’t need to listen again.
Listed on headphones via Amazon. Overall had some nice and varied production. Million Years Ago was a surprise track.
2 juni Hello - klassiker Send My Love (To Your New Lover) - en till klassiker typ? I Miss You- första jag inte hört innan, inte en favorit men inte dålig When We Were Young - BÄNGER, kanske bästa på albumet Remedy - ok Water Under the Bridge - JA! River Lea - lite najs Love In The Dark - klassiker igen Million Years Ago - den här var ganska bra All I Ask - låtarna är liksom bra men hade inte lyssnat på dom riktigt Sweetest Devotion - ok Stabilt album Ger det 3/5
I LOVE THIS ALBUM SOOOOOO MUCH!!! each song holds so much emotion, definitely is one of my favorite adele albums. "when we were young" gets me every time. it is achingly beautiful. adele is so talented, i love her.
Ja natürlich gut, aber hatte nach 3 Songs keine Lust mehr tbh
Definitely gives me vibes of my high school days, but I actually like it now a lot more than back then. Some classics on here
resident adele expert jamison’s least favorite album of hers but he says to listen to the bonus track “can’t let go” i like 25, maybe it was just overplayed at the time but it feels a little made for radio
A lot of overproduced pop songs on here but also some absolute classics. Finishes much stronger than it starts
Not the best catalog choice for Adele but not a bad record
I'm gonna give up on this challenge if I keep getting 2000s pop music. Nothing wrong with Adele or anything. Just on a run of pop albums lately and looking for something more challenging. 3/5 #78
would i listen more than once? no. would i make it all the way through one? also a no... two stars for some singing talent and a few ear worms.
I know this album was huge and all - best-selling album of 2015, and it only came out toward the end of the year - but do we really need to listen to it before we die? No, we don't, especially considering we are already going to listen to 21, which is a much better Adele album and sounds pretty much identical. The highs here are not as high as on that album, but there are no bad songs here either, unlike on her following album 30. That one has some real stinkers. 25 is not bad, just reduntant in this context. Key tracks: Hello Send My Love (To Your New Lover) When We Were Young All I Ask
I thought it was pretty boring
Mostly unlistenable
Adele is certainly a talented, powerful, and passionate singer. But that’s where it stops for me. The music and hooks are generally boring and forgettable to me. The soft pop with big choruses and electronic drums feels formulaic and tired. 2 or 3 songs had an interesting enough vocal, lyrical, or musical aspect to note, but otherwise the album sailed right past me.
heartbreaking, I love it
Had some amazing tracks, very enjoyable to listen to, lacks depth though.
1 song in. It's kind of comical how much this is not for me.
Amazing voice. Amazing songwriting.
As this was released well into my lifetime and played pretty much everywhere you would expect to hear music, this is the exact type of music that made me dislike pop. Not all pop is terrible, of course—and this album is also not exactly the Ed Sheeran–level of awful—but a lot of popular music is such a slog to get through. It's fine to hear one song on radio and realize that it's virtually indistinguishable from the dozen other pop songs of a similar style, but hearing 48 minutes of only the highest-grade slop in a row is certainly not an experience I would ever look forward to. Like, this is not terrible. She can sings, and the album is well produced since, like, 50 engineers worked on it and probably millions of dollars were spent. But it is so uninspiring. It's the same tone, same structure, same themes over and over again. Saying that this music makes me feel absolutely nothing is an understatement. It's so unimaginative and so boring.
Great album
boring
(37 known/81 new)
Unbelievable how many hits are on this album.
This isn’t a very exciting album. The songs are lackluster and forgettable. Such an incredible and powerful voice deserves something better than these crappy pop songs.
Adele a une voix exceptionnelle, la production est soignée, mais c'est trop sentimental pour moi.
Every track is strong and well produced. Vocals are spot on and a surprisingly enjoyable album.
Nice voice
It sounds better than 21. But it suffers from being so…boring. It’s an album that explores the same concept over and over and just falls flat every time.
Not exactly my sort of thing, but it's a killer album.
Not her best, but still so so good.
One of the best voices of my generation. Not my favorite of hers but some cool songs. I think I'd have liked it more if half of these songs weren't played to death for the last 10 years. "Million Years Ago" was a nice new find though!
She's good, but other than Hello and the last track all the songs sound the same. Enough Adele already!
A little to productionized for me. Still some bangers.
Couple decent tunes. Not my main jam.
I cannot relate, simple as that. It doesn't ring a bell, it doesn't resonate with me. I am plain bored. Great voice, but this is so much a commercial product of the time that it feels like an advertorial for shiny production although some of the songwriting is arguably pretty solid.
She has a good voice. Adele is pretty odd. I guess the right would to describe would be adult contemporary? It's not really the same genre but it's so similar otherwise, appealing primarily to older audiences. There was some other review that pointed this out but she's writing at 25 about missing being young. That's really funny to point out, but Adele kinda just has the vibe of an older parent or something, it's weird. The album is itself is kinda a mixed bag sadly. This is pretty poppy in a way that undercuts the emotion at points. The songs can also blend together in a way that makes the album seem kinda... boring? One of the tags for this is literally "boring." There really are some great highlights, but the rest is just... boring. 5/10
Adele is gucci. Onwerkelijk dat ze dit op 25 heeft gemaakt (wtf ben ik aan het doen met mn level). Dit is tot nu toe het album waarvan ik de meeste nummers (her)ken.
Many people gave this album bad reviews, and I really wished I could have been one of them. I mean, me? Adele? Yuck! But the truth is, I didn't hate it as much as I wanted to. Don't get me wrong, it's not super good, nor is it something I'll ever revisit, but it had parts that were pretty catchy. I've always had a weakness for pianos, and to be honest, the music aspect of this album was pretty good and on point. It's Adele herself where I get a little lost. I'm not a fan of her voice, and I can't say I enjoy her lyrics either, but she worked with some great producers who gave this album much more potential.
HELLO FROM THE OTHER SIIIIIIIDEEE
Can't deny the voice.
I cannae be arsed to listen to this but it’s forced upon me. It’s not my thing. Music for scruffs and slags. Her voice is strong. The music not so much.