Kandace Springs’ ‘The Women Who Raised Me’ Is The Aural Antidote We Need Right Now | Album Review

April 2, 2020 Patrick Corcoran

What better antidote to the increasing insanity of our world than Springs’ set of great cover songs, which she sings brilliantly with panache and style.

Kandace Springs Casts a Radiant Glow on Soul-Soothing, Stylistically Fluid ‘Indigo’ | Album Review

September 7, 2018 Patrick Corcoran

The beauty of the album lies in the slight shifts in style from song to song, which allow Springs to retain control while still broadening her stylistic horizons.

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Biz Markie’s ‘I Need A Haircut’ Turns 35 | Album Anniversary

The hip-hop legend’s third studio affair features some of his most entertaining and inspired lyrical performances, with heavy doses of Biz’s signature goofiness side by side with serious-minded narratives.

Björk’s ‘Vespertine’ Turns 25 | Album Anniversary

On her fourth studio affair, Björk relinquishes the big beats that dominated her previous work, opting instead for hushed, whispered snatches of vocals with electronic bleeps, whirs and pulses.

Her New World Of Funk: 30 Years On, Aaliyah’s ‘One In A Million’ Is Still Hot Like Fire

A masterwork of its era, ‘One In A Million’ was a beam supporting the bridge between the joyful excesses of early ‘90s R&B and the burgeoning cool of neo soul.

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