Album artwork designed by Mark Chappelle
On her third studio affair, Larrieux writes love and pain so well, both become pleasure. As with any set from her, each song encapsulates a feeling.
Read moreAmel Larrieux & Bryce Wilson’s lone studio LP together captures the sound of the mid-‘90s like a perfect Polaroid. The fact that it has aged so well is a testament to its extraordinary quality.
Read moreLarrieux’s inaugural solo affair is a boundless exploration of transcontinental jazz-soul that defined her unique soundprint without losing itself in the currents of neo soul.
Read moreLarrieux’s second solo studio affair is a paradigm-shifting, proto-alternative R&B declaration of independence that proves that she is a versatile, transcendent, and ultimately unsinkable talent.
Read moreLarrieux’s fifth studio affair is a tumbling, alternative R&B paean to emotional fearlessness, mastery of self, and the clash of the spiritual with the mundane.
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