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New Reviews for May 31, 2024

The Border
Legacy / Sony Music
The veteran country singer balances humor and contemplation on his 75th album.
- Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Ship to ShoreEditor's choice
New West
Another confident late period effort of smart songwriting, guitar wizardry, and surprising vigor.
- Timothy Monger
CASSANDRA (cherith)Editor's choice
Warner Records
R&B
An impassioned second album from the Grammy- and Golden Globe-winning singer/actress, this neatly deviates from the throwback orientation of the debut.
- Andy Kellman
Reflejos de Lo EternoEditor's choice
Sony Music
While the singer and songwriter regularly surprises listeners, this set of covers from the classic Latin rock era is revelatory.
- Thom Jurek
Wildewoman (The New Recordings)
Fantasy
A complete re-recording of the band's debut (and one new song with Brandi Carlile) mixes technicolored loyal takes and guest-featuring revisions.
- Marcy Donelson
Night ReignEditor's choice
Verve
On her solo debut for Verve, the Brooklyn-based singer, composer, and producer delivers a poignant, sensuous meditation on the night.
- Thom Jurek
Chaos Angel
Mom + Pop Music
A more self-assured third album recorded with prior collaborators Benjamin Lazar Davis, Will Graefe, and Christian Lee Hutson.
- Marcy Donelson
Big SwimmerEditor's choice
City Slang
A mesmerizing sophomore LP that draws on the sonics of Mazzy Star, the Velvet Underground, Speedy Wunderground, noise rock, haunted folk, and more.
- Marcy Donelson
All Samples Cleared!
AllMusic Staff Pick - May 31, 2024
June 22, 1993
Chastened by his court battle over a sample from pop crooner Gilbert O'Sullivan, Biz Markie returned with All Samples Cleared!, a safe record, both legally and artistically. Sampling conservatively, Markie nevertheless opened with a forceful statement of purpose ("I'm the Biz Markie"), but elsewhere hoped for another hit with the same blend of great storytelling and artless balladeering that had made "Just a Friend" his only Top Ten hit.
- John Bush
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