Confetti
| Little Mix
Confetti
Confetti is the sixth studio album by British girl group Little Mix. The album was released on 6 November 2020, by RCA Records. The record was preceded by three singles: "Break Up Song", "Holiday" and "Sweet Melody". Upon release, the album received generally positive reviews. The album peaked at number one in Ireland and debuted within the top ten in Australia, Portugal, Belgium, Lithuania, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Scotland, Spain, Austria and the United Kingdom where it peaked at number two. The album was certified silver by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) on 20 November 2020. -Wikipedia
Critic Reviews
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The Guardian
As it is, Confetti is exactly what you would expect from the band: a solid mainstream pop album – even when it’s claiming that it isn’t.
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The Line of Best Fit
there’s certainly a gap in Confetti that leaves you wishing there was a further step forward into something coherent.
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PopMatters
With Confetti, Little Mix have captured the best of both worlds: the beloved dance-pop that made them famous with newfound creative freedom and power.
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The Independent
New album is a glamorous statement of independence.
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Vinyl Chapters
Popular four-piece girl band Little Mix have released their newest, and perhaps most confident album, Confetti.
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DIY Magazine
We have no choice but to stan.
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musicOMH
These talented women are now undeniably veterans of kiss-offs and pop bangers with soaring choruses. Confetti is a dependable album with recipe staples, but to keep future interest piqued, something new is now required in the mix.
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Commedia
Although “Confetti” isn’t anything groundbreaking for the group, it proves that Little Mix’s defiance to allow the industry to break them apart is truly their biggest strength.
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The Times
zippy pop and slinky R&B.
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The Telegraph
more of the same, but who's complaining?
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Thomas Bleach
‘Confetti’ is a bold exploration into their pop sound as they reclaim their creativity after leaving their record deal with SYCCO and have excitingly dived deep into the sounds and influences that genuinely inspire them. These thirteen tracks are a great representation of who they are as women individually, as well as a group.
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inews
Confetti is the confident album of a group who, approaching 30, have found their voice.
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Niner Times
Overall, I enjoyed the Little Mix album because even though the songs are more mature we are still given the fun and uplifting style we love from this band.
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PopMatters
It's a shame that Little Mix already used the title Glory Days for their fourth album in 2016 because this record sounds like more of a glory period for the group. Entertaining but not over the top and bold but not self-serving, Confetti is their best work to date.
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All Music
As the title implies, Confetti is an album of brightly colored feel-good songs, meant to light your way to the dancefloor.
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Love London Love Culture
This sixth album from the girl group is confident and stylish.
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Forge Today
Confetti is a pick and mix of their inspirations, flawlessly infused with their glam pop sound; a sound that we have listened to and loved (whether openly or as a guilty pleasure) for the past nine years.
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Gigwise
Confetti is an entertaining yet poignant offering that’s both mainstream pop and something beyond - without trying too hard.
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Stereoboard
‘Confetti’ is the sound of this tenacious band finding themselves again after years of collective rehabilitation (Jesy Nelson’s Odd One Out documentary is essential viewing) and messy, protracted label difficulties. When they lay it bare on the lilting, earnest Happiness—“And I swear I'm never gonna lose me again.”—you believe them.
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Clash Magazine
As we enter Lockdown 2, we need positive music, empowering tracks and an auditory hug, all of which the band have gifted to us in this near perfect pop production.
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Nashville Music Reviews
There are a bunch of standouts on this album. The entire second half of the album is just as strong as the first half. It is impressive that the album’s momentum doesn’t let up and just keeps delivering.
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