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Track List
01) Out the Lies
02) Stop Dem
03) Hard Life
04) Don't Shoot Guns Down
05) Wildfires
06) X
07) Sorry Ain't Enough
08) Black Is
09) Bow
10) This Generation
11) Why We Cry Why We Die
12) Black
13) US
14) Eternal Life
15) Only Synth in Church
16) Monsters
17) June Child
18) Miracles
19) Hold Me
20) Pray Up Stay Up
01) Out the Lies
02) Stop Dem
03) Hard Life
04) Don't Shoot Guns Down
05) Wildfires
06) X
07) Sorry Ain't Enough
08) Black Is
09) Bow
10) This Generation
11) Why We Cry Why We Die
12) Black
13) US
14) Eternal Life
15) Only Synth in Church
16) Monsters
17) June Child
18) Miracles
19) Hold Me
20) Pray Up Stay Up
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2020
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Untitled (Black Is) is the third studio album from British rhythm and blues musical group Sault. The album was originally released for free as a digital download and proceeds from subsequent sales went to charity. The album has been met with positive critical reception.
The editorial staff of AllMusic gave this album four out of five stars, with reviewer Andy Kellman calling it "an urgent outpouring of grief, anger, affirmation, and consolation, virtually anything seems possible for their future". Marcus J. Moore of NPR notes that the album's lyrics explore the entirety of the black experience, including anger at the killing of African-Americans by the police to sorrow at mourning and the intimacy of daily life. Gordon Rutherford of Louder Than War gave this five out of five bombs, calling it a "zeitgeist" and the album of the year made of "powerful, potent protest album that is musically magnificent". Tom Doyle of Mojo scored Untitled (Black Is) four out of five stars, calling it "another masterwork from a group with no peers". In Q, Steve Yates gave the album four out of five stars, summing it up as "beautiful and potent stuff". Lizzie Manno of Paste declared it an "album-of-the-year contender" and "a revolutionary soundtrack to 2020". Salem Collo-Julin of Chicago Reader echoed these sentiments, calling this album the "soundtrack for the 2020 revolution" because the "revelatory jazz-soaked soul music on Untitled is a call to action". Writing for The Philadelphia Inquirer, Dan DeLuca gave the release 3.5 out of four stars, calling it "a seductive listen" whose powerful lyrics timed with a Juneteenth release and roots in several black genres of music "raise... a fist against oppression and celebrates collective strength". BBC 6 Music named this album as their number one recommended album of 2020.
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Untitled (Black Is) is the third studio album from British rhythm and blues musical group Sault. The album was originally released for free as a digital download and proceeds from subsequent sales went to charity. The album has been met with positive critical reception.
The editorial staff of AllMusic gave this album four out of five stars, with reviewer Andy Kellman calling it "an urgent outpouring of grief, anger, affirmation, and consolation, virtually anything seems possible for their future". Marcus J. Moore of NPR notes that the album's lyrics explore the entirety of the black experience, including anger at the killing of African-Americans by the police to sorrow at mourning and the intimacy of daily life. Gordon Rutherford of Louder Than War gave this five out of five bombs, calling it a "zeitgeist" and the album of the year made of "powerful, potent protest album that is musically magnificent". Tom Doyle of Mojo scored Untitled (Black Is) four out of five stars, calling it "another masterwork from a group with no peers". In Q, Steve Yates gave the album four out of five stars, summing it up as "beautiful and potent stuff". Lizzie Manno of Paste declared it an "album-of-the-year contender" and "a revolutionary soundtrack to 2020". Salem Collo-Julin of Chicago Reader echoed these sentiments, calling this album the "soundtrack for the 2020 revolution" because the "revelatory jazz-soaked soul music on Untitled is a call to action". Writing for The Philadelphia Inquirer, Dan DeLuca gave the release 3.5 out of four stars, calling it "a seductive listen" whose powerful lyrics timed with a Juneteenth release and roots in several black genres of music "raise... a fist against oppression and celebrates collective strength". BBC 6 Music named this album as their number one recommended album of 2020.
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