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Track List
01) I Told You Everything
02) No One's Easy to Love
03) Memorial Day
04) Comeback Kid
05) Jupiter 4
06) Seventeen
07) Malibu
08) You Shadow
09) Hands
10) Stay
01) I Told You Everything
02) No One's Easy to Love
03) Memorial Day
04) Comeback Kid
05) Jupiter 4
06) Seventeen
07) Malibu
08) You Shadow
09) Hands
10) Stay
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2019
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"Remind Me Tomorrow" is the fifth studio album by the American singer-songwriter Sharon Van Etten. It was released on January 18, 2019 on Jagjaguwar.
At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, Remind Me Tomorrow has received an average score of 86, based on 34 reviews, indicating "universal acclaim".
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There has always been a luxuriant darkness in Van Etten's music, but on Remind Me Tomorrow this darkness is amplified. Sonically distinct from her previous albums, Remind Me Tomorrow is a beat-driven, keys-heavy record. "Jupiter 4" has a sci-fi vibe to it and is shrouded in a futuristic anxiety conjured by a Theremin. Elsewhere, anthemic album highlights "Comeback Kid" and "Seventeen" pulsate, whine and bend under the weight of warped synths.
Throughout the record, Van Etten deftly balances this sonic darkness with light. The album begins with a love letter to a friend in "I Told You Everything." Here, Van Etten recounts the emotions that came with telling a friend personal stories, which brings them closer together and makes for a touching moment of vulnerability and celebration of friendship. The love within "Malibu" — "I thought I couldn't love him any more," Van Etten effuse — shines as bright as the red car referenced in the track, and finally, on the glitchy closing track "Stay," Van Etten is nearly buoyant from the adoration she feels: "You won't let me go astray. You will let me find my way. You love me either way. You stay."
Remind Me Tomorrow is not only a reminder of the power of love but also features some of Van Etten's finest work to date.
Reviewed by Laura Stanley for exclaim.ca.
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"Remind Me Tomorrow" is the fifth studio album by the American singer-songwriter Sharon Van Etten. It was released on January 18, 2019 on Jagjaguwar.
At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, Remind Me Tomorrow has received an average score of 86, based on 34 reviews, indicating "universal acclaim".
User Album Review
There has always been a luxuriant darkness in Van Etten's music, but on Remind Me Tomorrow this darkness is amplified. Sonically distinct from her previous albums, Remind Me Tomorrow is a beat-driven, keys-heavy record. "Jupiter 4" has a sci-fi vibe to it and is shrouded in a futuristic anxiety conjured by a Theremin. Elsewhere, anthemic album highlights "Comeback Kid" and "Seventeen" pulsate, whine and bend under the weight of warped synths.
Throughout the record, Van Etten deftly balances this sonic darkness with light. The album begins with a love letter to a friend in "I Told You Everything." Here, Van Etten recounts the emotions that came with telling a friend personal stories, which brings them closer together and makes for a touching moment of vulnerability and celebration of friendship. The love within "Malibu" — "I thought I couldn't love him any more," Van Etten effuse — shines as bright as the red car referenced in the track, and finally, on the glitchy closing track "Stay," Van Etten is nearly buoyant from the adoration she feels: "You won't let me go astray. You will let me find my way. You love me either way. You stay."
Remind Me Tomorrow is not only a reminder of the power of love but also features some of Van Etten's finest work to date.
Reviewed by Laura Stanley for exclaim.ca.
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