Album
Always in Between (Deluxe)
2018Pop · Music · Dance · Electronic · House · Rock
Find a dance floor. The Londoner’s pop is as feel-good as it gets.
Tracks
- 11:38
- 23:39
- 33:14
- 43:34
- 53:39
- 63:10
- 73:28
- 83:37
- 94:28
- 103:05
- 113:38
- 123:42
- 133:31
- 142:51
- 153:21
- 163:17
- 173:17
About this album
After the phenomenal success of her debut, I Cry When I Laugh, expectations were high for Jess Glynne. So she escaped to the relative seclusion of the Sussex countryside to write this follow-up with some handpicked collaborators. “I don't want to feel like I'm in any sort of space that's got any pressure,” she told Beats 1. “In that moment, I was the best version of me writing and making music. The mindset was very similar to the first record—without the pressure. It was just: Make music with people and have fun.”
That sense of fun and freedom runs through this songbook of feel-good anthems. Her soulful vocals soar over trumpets on buoyant “123” and swagger onto dance floor-filler “All I Am.” There are moments of reflection too: The confessional “Thursday,” cowritten with Ed Sheeran, confronts her insecurities on a journey to self-acceptance, with the Londoner declaring, “So I won’t wear makeup on Thursday/’Cause who I am is enough.”
That sense of fun and freedom runs through this songbook of feel-good anthems. Her soulful vocals soar over trumpets on buoyant “123” and swagger onto dance floor-filler “All I Am.” There are moments of reflection too: The confessional “Thursday,” cowritten with Ed Sheeran, confronts her insecurities on a journey to self-acceptance, with the Londoner declaring, “So I won’t wear makeup on Thursday/’Cause who I am is enough.”