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Jessie Ware - That! Feels Good!

Jessie Ware - Begin Again

Jessie Ware - Pearls

Jessie Ware - Free Yourself

Jessie Ware - What's Your Pleasure

Jessie Ware - Hot N Heavy

Jessie Ware - Please

Jessie Ware - Ooh La La

Jessie Ware - Mirage (Don’t Stop)

Adore You by Jessie Ware

Overtime by Jessie Ware

Glasshouse (Deluxe Edition) by Jessie Ware

Egoísta by Jessie Ware

Alone by Jessie Ware

Selfish Love by Jessie Ware

Midnight by Jessie Ware

Tough Love by Jessie Ware

Jessie Ware - Champagne Kisses

Jessie Ware - You & I (Forever)

Jessie Ware - Say You Love Me

Jessie Ware - Tough Love

Devotion - The Gold Edition by Jessie Ware

Jessie Ware - Imagine It Was Us

Jessie Ware - Sweet Talk

Jessie Ware - Night Light

Jessie Ware - Wildest Moments

Jessie Ware - If You're Never Gonna Move

Jessie Ware - Running

Jessie Ware - Strangest Feeling

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What’s Your Pleasure?

Best New Music

By Owen Myers

Pop/R&B

PMR / Friends Keep Secrets / Interscope

June 29, 2020

On her new album, Jessie Ware sounds like the host of the kind of party you heard about in ‘70s Manhattan—velvet banquettes and powdery surfaces, mink coats and cigarette holders, and club names that were enigmatic numbers , or—post-gay liberation and pre-AIDS—sincerely promised sanctuary , paradise . You can imagine Ware taking a scene newcomer under her wing, detailing the venue’s clandestine corners, advising which watered-down liquor to avoid—and anyway, don’t you deserve champagne?

Disco has been a shared obsession of late for both chart juggernauts and Ware’s own peers , but her reverence for the era may be the most literal, down to her flash-lit portrait on the album cover, the spitting image of Warhol’s iconic polaroid of Bianca Jagger. Here, Ware is a lycanthropic party girl, coming alive under the mirrorball with breathy flirtations over disco-funk and vibrant Hi-NRG, recreated deftly by chief producer James Ford . Her wonderland is, to quote Fran Leibowitz’s one-time description of Studio 54, made for “sex and dancing.” (Ware says as much of the record herself.)

Over the Italo disco daydream of a title track, Ware presents a dessert trolley of options for, ahem, “dancing sideways.” “Come on now push/Press/More/Less,” she sighs over neon-streaked synths.“Step Into My Life,” co-produced by Ford and Kindness , is a masterclass of orchestral funk, with Ware insisting “I don’t wanna talk, no conversation.” “Save A Kiss,” an outlier, extends the album’s palette to kinetic electropop, which Ware’s voice floods with romantic yearning.

In a recent interview, Ware described What’s Your Pleasure? as a celebration of her flourishing confidence. It has less of the soul-searching of Ware’s previous album Glasshouse , yet zooms in on a lighter facet of her personality, and is threaded with a camp sense of humor that reflects disco’s frivolity as well as the cheekiness that is all over Ware’s Table Manners podcast but has been largely missing from her recorded music. Her airy vocals feel like secrets whispered, confidences offered, recalling Diana Ross’s supple quiver over Nile Rogers and Bernard Edwards’ beats and, in “Mirage (Don’t Stop),” coming close to Donna Summer’s orgasmic rapture . The strutting chorus of “Read My Lips” doubles down on the song’s oral innuendo with kissy sound effects, bringing to mind Anita Ward’s disco classic “Ring My Bell.” The rubberized bass jam “Ooh La La” is a riot of saucy ad libs and tooting car horns, and the frothy, Jellybean -esque “Soul Control” centers on the delightful frippery “We touch and it feels like: Woo! ” It is a joy to hear Ware sounding so relaxed.

Disco music never liked to consider what happens when the music stops, but Ware allows a little of her signature psychodrama to creep into the nocturnal escapades she describes, and the flecks of ennui make the highs even higher. Over the darkly pulsing synths of “In Your Eyes,” Ware is racked with insecurities. “Would you follow me, with no guarantee?” she asks, before allowing herself a rare belting vocal. “Adore You,” produced by Metronomy ’s Joseph Mount, commits what on paper might seem like a cardinal sin: it Auto-Tunes Ware’s pristine voice to a robotic murmur, the kind that could soundtrack a lonely android searching the cosmos. But her intonations (“Lean in...move slow”; “don’t go”) reshape the song’s mood with every syllable, in a nuance that makes the smallest shifts feel seismic.

The critic Douglas Crimp had a name—“boogie intimacy”—for the particular frisson you have while dancing with a stranger. “It’s usually limited to dancing together for a while before you each dissolve back into the crowd,” he wrote. That attitude seems to have galvanized Ware, too, on an album where she sounds bolder, looser — and frankly, more fun — than she has in a near-decade. “Last night we danced/And I thought you were saving my life,” she sings in “Mirage (Don’t Stop),” an evocation of communal movement as well as a mantra for the artistic rejuvenation that Ware finds in the groove. Her delivery is exquisite and carefree, suggesting an earned wisdom that a kiss is just a kiss, a touch is just a touch, and next Saturday night probably has more of both in store.

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News: Jessie Ware Announces The ‘That! Feels Good! Live’ Tour

Today, Jessie Ware announces the ‘That! Feels Good! Live’ UK and North America tour, taking place in October and November 2023, in support of her fifth studio album ‘That! Feels Good!’. Covering Manchester, Glasgow and London with a further 7 dates across North America, the tour solace for those aching to get down to the disco grooves in real life. Tickets are on sale Friday at 10am.

Speaking of returning to the road, Jessie Ware comments; “I have never been more ready to tour an album! Touring my last album was the biggest thrill for me…the dancing, the choreo, I loved it all. The That! Feels Good! tour will be a continuation of that…but even bigger, even better, and even more dancing and a whole lot more of YOU!! My biggest UK shows ever!! Tickets go on sale this Friday, with pre sales earlier in the week. Buy a ticket, it will feel good x”

The announcement comes shortly after the release of the recent single and music video ‘Begin Again’, directed by Charlie Di Placido. The track was one of the first songs to be written for the upcoming album, That! Feels Good! and was inspired by her time spent in South America encompassing the heat, sweat and sensuality of Brazil. The video features Jessie as the pivotal figure throughout, she moves back and forth between a dimly lit space shadowed by withdrawn dancers, across to a rich and rusty velour backdrop where she finds a new sense of freedom along with her championing dancers.

About her fifth studio album: “That! Feels Good! Is a record to be enjoyed, to sing and shout the words back at me and to each other. It’s a culmination of hard work and total pleasure appreciating the job I have and the worlds I get to dive into. I have never felt so ready for people to hear something I’ve made.”

‘That! Feels Good!’ is the follow up album to 2020’s ‘What’s Your Pleasure?, which proved her status as one of the UK’s most influential artists and became her highest charting album to date. It included singles ‘Save A Kiss’, ‘Spotlight’ and Barack Obama approved ‘Remember Where You Are’ (added to his NYE playlist). Last year saw Jessie support juggernaut Harry Styles in the USA, gain 2.4 billion global streams and complete a fantastic run of live shows including career defining sets at Glastonbury and Primavera. She continues to cement herself as a formidable force and at the forefront of UK pop.

Jessie has succeeded in audaciously mulching several decades of party music into an album so relentless as a playlist. Letting her own inhibitions, anxieties and expectations placed on her go. Jessie is not only a person in control, but someone at the peak of their game.

Catch Jessie live when she embarks on her ‘That! Feels Good! Live’ tour in October and November 2023

HEADLINE 2022 TOUR DATES:

UK November 10th – Manchester O2 Victoria Warehouse November 13th – Glasgow Barrowlands November 17th – London Alexandra Palace

NORTH AMERICA October 5th – Chicago October 10th – Los Angeles October 11th – San Francisco October 16th – Washington October 19th – Philadelphia October 20th – New York October 23rd – Toronto

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What's Your Pleasure (The Platinum Pleasure Edition) CD Set

Release date: 11 June, 2021

Double 2CD digipak with 16 page booklet & a silver & mirror board cover.

1. Spotlight 2. What’s Your Pleasure 3. Ooh La La 4. Soul Control 5. Save A Kiss 6. Adore You 7. In Your Eyes 8. Step Into My Life 9. Read My Lips 10. Mirage 11. The Kill 12. Remember Where You Are 13. Please 14. Impossible 15. Eyes Closed 16. Overtime 17. Hot N Heavy 18. Pale Blue Light 19. 0208 20. Adore You (Endless Remix)

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THAT! FEELS LIKE! A JESSIE WARE RATE: PLATINUM PLEASURE; ELIMINATIONS! TOP 15!!!! 'I JUST KNEW THIS WOULD BE ONE OF THE BEST ALBUMS OF ALL TIME!"

• Thread starter 2014
• Start date Jan 29, 2024

boom bazooka joe

• Apr 3, 2024

My least favorite song on Devotion. BYE.  

• Apr 4, 2024

boom bazooka joe said: My least favorite song on Devotion. BYE. Click to expand...

Still Love Me is a meandering empty space that I find myself zoning out on. With a running time of almost 4 minutes you'd hope it'd have a bit more to say. A interesting soundscape but the right part of the rate for it to go.  

And nothing of value was lost “:)”  

boom bazooka joe said: be for fucking real. Click to expand...

Phonetics Girl

2014 said: 62. Say You Love Me AVERAGE = 7.020 HIGHEST SCORES = 10 x 5 @boom bazooka joe @Robert @soratami @TéléDex @WowWowWowWow ​ Click to expand...

I know y’all playing with those 2s for All On You. However… best wishes to Say You Love Me, that placement is even too fair x  

I'm sorry but this thought process that some people seem to have that goes ballad/"boring" song > for straight women/mums only > no value whatsoever is honestly kinda childish and, well, dumb.  

Phonetics Girl said: Thinking Out Loud/Perfect it ain't. Click to expand...

soratami said: I'm sorry but this thought process that some people seem to have that goes ballad/"boring" song > for straight women/mums only > no value whatsoever is honestly kinda childish and, well, dumb. Click to expand...

2014 said: Glasshouse is hit again and Thinking About You wins the award for the highest ranking track not to receive a 10?? Click to expand...

• Apr 5, 2024

Jessie has plenty of exceptional ballads in her oeuvre (for starters, "Wildest Moments", "Remember Where You Are", "Taking In Water", "Last Of The True Believers", "Pale Blue Light", etc etc etc); "Say You Love Me" is somewhat dirgey by comparison, and as others have stated, it's a shame that simply because of Sheeran's attachment to it and its ensuing popularity, she feels obliged to save a spot for it in her setlist for the rest of her career.  

TOP 60 DEVOTION WILDEST MOMENTS RUNNING NIGHT LIGHT SWAN SONG SWEET TALK IF YOU'RE NEVER GONNA MOVE (110%) TAKING IN WATER SOMETHING INSIDE IMAGINE IT WAS US TOUGH LOVE YOU & I (FOREVER) CRUEL SWEETEST SONG KIND OF...SOMETIMES...MAYBE WANT YOUR FEELING CHAMPAGNE KISSES SHARE IT ALL THE WAY WE ARE MIDNIGHT CALLER MIDNIGHT YOUR DOMINO SELFISH LOVE FINISH WHAT WE STARTED LAST OF THE TRUE BELIEVERS LOVE TO LOVE SPOTLIGHT WHAT'S YOUR PLEASURE OOH LA LA SOUL CONTROL SAVE A KISS ADORE YOU IN YOUR EYES STEP INTO MY LIFE READ MY LIPS MIRAGE (DON'T STOP) THE KILL REMEMBER WHERE YOU ARE PLEASE IMPOSSIBLE EYES CLOSED OVERTIME HOT N HEAVY PALE BLUE LIGHT 0208 THAT! FEELS GOOD! FREE YOURSELF PEARLS HELLO LOVE BEGIN AGAIN BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE FREAK ME NOW SHAKE THE BOTTLE LIGHTNING THESE LIPS AALIYAH CONFESS TO ME THE CRYING GAME KISS OF LIFE TIME AFTER TIME​  

klow said: Jessie has plenty of exceptional ballads in her oeuvre (for starters, "Wildest Moments", "Remember Where You Are", "Taking In Water", "Last Of The True Believers", "Pale Blue Light", etc etc etc); "Say You Love Me" is somewhat dirgey by comparison, and as others have stated, it's a shame that simply because of Sheeran's attachment to it and its ensuing popularity, she feels obliged to save a spot for it in her setlist for the rest of her career. Click to expand...

Should be out before Top 50: Cruel Sweetest Song Selfish Love Finish What We Started Last of the True Believers Love to Love Please 0208 Beautiful People Lightning  

Thanks for doing such a great job with the rate so far @2014 . Jessie has got a real strong discography and I think we've done a great job so far and cutting the fat. Still more to go though and with what's left I'd like to see the back of: THE CRYING GAME KISS OF LIFE TIME AFTER TIME SOMETHING INSIDE SHARE IT ALL THE WAY WE ARE FINISH WHAT WE STARTED LAST OF THE TRUE BELIEVERS 0208 HELLO LOVE When we get to the top 30 each elimination is gonna be so sad.