Critic Reviews

• Ezra’s third album delivers precisely the kind of easygoing, family-friendly happiness we’ve come to expect.

  Rating: 80/100
  The Independent

• At the heart of Ezra’s mainstream pop appeal is a sense of joy that infuses his music with radiant positivity. In such troubled times, Ezra’s escapism is pure gold.

  Rating: 80/100
  The Telegraph

• On the surface, you may see a run-of-the-mill pop singer whose sound hasn’t evolved much, but dig a little deeper and you’ll find a man trying to make sense of the world with his heart on his sleeve.

  Rating: 70/100
  Gigwise

• Another charming record that’s hard not to love.

  Rating: 70/100
  DIY

• The Budapest and Shotgun singer teeters between hook-laden and cheesy on his third album – though the best tracks reveal there’s more to Ezra than mere jollity.

  Rating: 60/100
  The Guardian

• On his forthright third record, the Hertford singer-songwriter shows his talent at distilling complex situations into candid, affecting songs.

  Rating: 60/100
  NME

• Here it’s the songs that most faithfully stick to the feelgood formula that sound most like a struggle.

  Rating: 40/100
  Evening Standard

• Ezra’s voice remains the best thing about this endeavour, but it’s lost in far too much studio magic.

  Rating: 40/100
  The Irish Times