Album Info
Artist: | Brittany Howard |
Album: | What Now |
Released: | USA & Canada, 9 Feb 2024 |
Tracklist:
A1 | Earth Sign | |
Drums - Nate Smith | ||
Keyboards - Paul Horton | ||
Vocals, Keyboards, Synth - Brittany Howard | ||
A2 | I Don't | |
Bass - Zac Cockrell | ||
Drums - Nate Smith | ||
Keyboards - Lloyd Buchanan, Paul Horton | ||
Vocals, Guitar - Brittany Howard | ||
A3 | What Now | |
Bass - Zac Cockrell | ||
Drums - Nate Smith | ||
Keyboards - Lloyd Buchanan, Paul Horton | ||
Vocals, Guitar - Brittany Howard | ||
Written-By [Co-written With] - Taylor Ann Avis Bogner | ||
A4 | Red Flags | |
Drums - Nate Smith | ||
Guitar - Brad Allen Williams | ||
Vocals, Keyboards - Brittany Howard | ||
A5 | To Be Still | |
Bass - Zac Cockrell | ||
Guitar - Brad Allen Williams | ||
Vocals, Drums, Guitar - Brittany Howard | ||
Written-By [Co-written With] - Brad Allen Williams | ||
B6 | Interlude | |
Written-By ["A Brave And Startling Truth" Excerpt Written By] - Dr. Maya Angelou | ||
B7 | Another Day | |
Bass - Zac Cockrell | ||
Drums - Nate Smith | ||
Keyboards - Lloyd Buchanan, Paul Horton | ||
Vocals, Keyboards, Synth - Brittany Howard | ||
B8 | Prove It To You | |
Bass - Zac Cockrell | ||
Drums - Nate Smith | ||
Guitar - Brad Allen Williams | ||
Keyboards - Lloyd Buchanan, Paul Horton | ||
Vocals, Keyboards - Brittany Howard | ||
B9 | Samson | |
Bass - Zac Cockrell | ||
Drums - Nate Smith | ||
Keyboards - Lloyd Buchanan, Paul Horton | ||
Performer [Cristal Baschet] - Thomas Bloch | ||
Trumpet - Rod McGaha | ||
Vocals - Brittany Howard | ||
B10 | Patience | |
Bass - Zac Cockrell | ||
Drums - Nate Smith | ||
Keyboards - Lloyd Buchanan, Paul Horton | ||
Vocals, Bass, Guitar - Brittany Howard | ||
B11 | Power To Undo | |
Bass - Zac Cockrell | ||
Drums - Nate Smith | ||
Keyboards - Lloyd Buchanan | ||
Vocals, Bass, Guitar - Brittany Howard | ||
B12 | Every Color In Blue | |
Bass - Zac Cockrell | ||
Keyboards - Paul Horton | ||
Trumpet - Rod McGaha | ||
Vocals, Guitar, Synth - Brittany Howard |
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Description
Brittany Howard's debut solo album, "Jaime," released on September 20, 2019, is a stunning exploration of identity, love, and the complexities of life. As the frontwoman of the acclaimed band Alabama Shakes, Howard has long been recognized for her powerful voice and emotive songwriting. With "Jaime," she steps into the spotlight on her own, showcasing her versatility and depth as an artist.
The album is named after Howard's late sister, Jaime, and serves as a tribute to her memory. This personal connection adds a layer of emotional weight to the songs, making them resonate deeply with listeners. Howard has described the album as a reflection of her experiences and the various influences that have shaped her, from her Southern roots to her love for different musical genres.
"Jaime" has received widespread critical acclaim, with many reviewers praising Howard's boldness and authenticity. Major publications like Pitchfork and Rolling Stone have lauded the album for its genre-blending sound, which incorporates elements of rock, soul, R&B, and even jazz. The production, handled by Howard herself alongside longtime collaborator and producer, is rich and textured, allowing her voice to shine through in every track.
Standout tracks include "History Repeats," which features a catchy groove and poignant lyrics about the cyclical nature of life and personal struggles. The song's infectious rhythm and Howard's soulful delivery make it a highlight of the album. Another notable track is "Stay High," which showcases her ability to blend vulnerability with a sense of empowerment. The song's lush instrumentation and Howard's soaring vocals create an uplifting atmosphere that resonates with listeners.
The album also features the track "Goat Head," which delves into themes of race and identity, drawing from Howard's own experiences growing up as a Black woman in the South. The song's raw honesty and powerful storytelling have struck a chord with many, further solidifying Howard's place as a significant voice in contemporary music.
In terms of accolades, "Jaime" was nominated for several Grammy Awards, including Best Alternative Music Album and Best American Roots Performance for the song "Stay High." These nominations reflect the album's impact and Howard's growing recognition as a solo artist. Critics have noted that her work on "Jaime" marks a significant evolution in her artistry, showcasing her willingness to explore new sounds and themes.
One of the most interesting aspects of the album is Howard's approach to songwriting. She has mentioned in interviews that she wanted to create music that felt true to her experiences and emotions, rather than conforming to industry expectations. This authenticity shines through in every track, making "Jaime" not just an album, but a deeply personal journey.
Fans of Alabama Shakes will find familiar elements in Howard's solo work, but "Jaime" also ventures into new territory, allowing her to express herself in ways that may not have been possible within the confines of a band. The album is a testament to her growth as an artist and her ability to connect with listeners on a profound level.
Overall, Brittany Howard's "Jaime" is a remarkable debut that showcases her immense talent and unique perspective. It’s an album that invites listeners to reflect on their own lives while celebrating the beauty of individuality and resilience. With its critical acclaim and heartfelt storytelling, "Jaime" is sure to leave a lasting impact on the music landscape for years to come.