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8.0
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The Digital Fix
Rox touches on many disparate sounds that wouldn't be out of place on anything from Motown records right up to more modern hip-hop
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8.0
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Evening Standard
Rox has a voice that is supple, unstrained, effortlessly cool, delicately phrased — yet capable of drama
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8.0
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Daily Telegraph
Rox may not have quite established her own unique identity yet, but her character and confidence is still astonishing coming from such a young Londoner
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8.0
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The Guardian
This is incredibly catchy pop – so what if Rox has failed to reinvent the wheel?
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7.0
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BBC
A pleasant enough collection that, at its highs, showcases a young singer bursting with potential
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7.0
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musicOMH
Though parts are relatively anodyne, lacking a certain something, there are moments where she transcends her inspirations and starts to sound like the genuine article
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6.0
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Q
Her vocals impress but rarely electrify. Print edition only
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6.0
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Mojo
Print edition only
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Rave Magazine
She should capitalise on Rough Trade’s cutting-edge heritage, and maybe take more on board from those Sade records she supposedly adores
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5.0
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The Observer
Average it may be, but Rox still manages to deliver several credible pop-soul hits
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4.0
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The Irish Times
Memoirs flags with one-dimensional ballads and (as heard on Rocksteady ) a predictable cod-Caribbean lilt that nods to Rox’s Jamaican heritage. Largely unmemoirable
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