Like many of us, Jade Bird worships at the altar of Bruce Springsteen. 

The self-titled record falls somewhere in the middle of those two avenues – tranquility and bombast – but does so, remarkably, without becoming a hot mess. The album is a triumph. Her ability to pair tenderness and good vibrations will come as little surprise to those who’ve been following her journey so far. A song so fragile it could break at the slightest knock rubs shoulders with a sacrilegious alt-pop smash with hushed tones and euphoric vocals.

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NME