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Jul 16, 2026Emotional Junglist feels like the big sister to Silence Is Loud, with a stronger sense of self and a more sophisticated record collection. Its melodies – airlifted from indie-pop and R&B and re-situated within the chaos of syncopated breakbeats – are stickier and more evolved.
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Jul 15, 2026The bedroom pop sound can become a little repetitive, and it would have been nice to hear her delve into different genres as she has in the past. All said, Emotional Junglist feels like music Nia Archives wants to make.
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The WireJul 15, 2026Patchy but admirably ambitious. [Aug 2026, p.63]
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MojoJul 15, 2026Seriously impressive. [Sep 2026, p.88]
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UncutJul 15, 2026The title attests to a bruising 2025, NA's feelings poured into convincing, synth-heavy songs where breakbeats are generally ess of a defining feature. [Aug 2026, p.33]
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Jul 15, 2026Once again, another powerful work from an artist who continually pushes jungle into new territory.
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Jul 15, 2026The sequencing helps turn a fairly conventional set of love songs into a story with actual suspense.