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Jun 14, 2024A technicolour triumph that’s his most ambitious, maximalist, and forward-facing work yet, ‘Radiosoul’ shows Alfie Templeman to be not just ‘good for his age’, but an assured, fully-formed artist capable of holding his own beside some of the industry’s best.
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Record CollectorJun 14, 2024The guitar-laden Switch and psychedelic Submarine are familiarly winning alternative pop. Everywhere else, Templeman bounces over into muscular funk, propelled by his new startling falsetto and the kind of meaty basslines that have kept Phoenix in business for 25 years. [Jul 2024, p.105]
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Jun 14, 2024On Radiosoul, Alfie Templeman eases further into himself with each track, landing in a comfortable place and proving that his music isn’t impressive because he’s young, but because of his intricate relationship with his own artistry.
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Jun 14, 2024Radiosoul understandably doesn’t pretend to be radical in style. His identity remains in the mist, a potent star yet to arise, a minor upgrade from the debut as he suggested in the press.