Rickey Wright of the "Washington City Paper" regarded the album as a "hyperactively brilliant" showcase for "deeply resourceful songwriters who kept up with their audience", adding that "hardly anything in' 90s R&B has touched it".
He added that "hardly anything in' 90s R&B has touched it". Rickey Wright of the "Washington City Paper" called the album "hyperactively brilliant" and said that it showcased "deeply resourceful songwriters who kept up with their audience".
Rickey Wright of the "Washington City Paper" called the album "hyperactively brilliant" and said that it showcased "deeply resourceful songwriters who kept up with their audience". He added that "hardly anything in' 90s R&B has touched it".
Rickey Wright of the "Washington City Paper" called the album "hyperactively brilliant" and said that it showcased "deeply resourceful songwriters who kept up with their audience". He added that "hardly anything in' 90s R&B has touched it".