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- Summary: The second full-length release from California-born, London-based neo-soul artist Celeste was produced by Jeff Bhasker.
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- Record Label: Polydor
- Genre(s): R&B, Pop/Rock
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Nov 13, 2025Where her debut ‘Not Your Muse’ saw her solidify her status as a truly modern voice within jazz and soul, ‘Woman Of Faces’ transports her to somewhere entirely otherworldly.
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Record CollectorNov 13, 2025At every turn, the vocal powerhouse reminds us why her songs have connected on such a large scale. [Dec 2025, p.101]
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Nov 13, 2025Despite spanning only nine tracks, the album feels complete, a full arc from despair to declaration. In its brevity lies potency: an emotional journey which navigates heartbreak, self-discovery and resilience.
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Nov 13, 2025Celeste sings like a woman striding in confident slow motion away from a massive explosion. Shaken, but determined to be heard.
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Nov 13, 2025If you had to pinpoint a flaw, it’s that the album’s near-uniform pacing and tone make it a challenge to consume in one sitting. .... That said, every song is individually stunning – excerpted on a playlist, they would stop you dead in your tracks.
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Nov 13, 2025While a few of the songs feel somewhat repetitive, they are more than compensated for with the experimentation and risk-taking on tracks like Angel Like You and Could Be Machine.
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MojoNov 13, 2025The shock of the new has evaporated, but she's subtly evolving and broadening her palette. [Dec 2025, p.78]