Jamie Lidell Jim

"[The album] retains the river-deep-mountain-high baritone of yore, and tracks like 'Another Day' and 'Green Light' are near-impeccable time capsules."
3 stars out of 5 -- "He's at his best here on the playful, Beck-like 'Hurricane' and the sweetly mournful 'Rope Of Sand'..."
3 stars out of 5 -- "It's impeccably cut and styled stuff, especially on the slyly stoned 'Green Light'..."
"Lidell reaches back further than he has before, approximating Sam Cooke, Ben E. King, and even Jackie Wilson, elegantly nodding to his clarion-voiced heroes while never allowing the album to become mired in mere tribute."
3.5 stars out of 5 -- "MULTIPLY's buzzing digital flourishes give way to a simpler sonic milieu as Lidell's husky voice slips into streamlined R&B throwbacks with a newfound ease."
URB (p.107) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[H]is Prince-like trimmings have morphed into an obvious devotion to the prime days of Stax....[With] more of the B3 Hammond organ and feel good harmonies."