The KiDS ARe ALRIGHT

| Chloe x Halle

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The KiDS ARe ALRIGHT

The Kids Are Alright is the debut studio album by American R&B duo Chloe x Halle. It was released on March 23, 2018, by Beyonc 's record label Parkwood Entertainment. The album features guest collaborations from rappers GoldLink, Kari Faux and Joey Bada$$. -Wikipedia

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  • Pitchfork

    2018 - The Beyoncé-approved sister act are fearless on their debut album, reshaping pop and R&B in their own images until even the highest-profile co-signs seem beside the point.  

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  • Black Squirrel Radio

    2018 - The best thing about the album is that, this is Chloe x Halle’s album. From the lyrics down to the production, Chloe Bailey and Halle Bailey are credited, something many are not used to seeing when it comes to new artists. Something about this makes the album seem, organic, fresh and innovative. 

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  • Z's P.O.V

    2018 - On top of making futuristic production, their lyrics overflow with meaningful and empowering messages for young women like themselves. Their artistry is overwhelming in the best way possible.  

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  • Diandra Reviews It All

    2018 - It is clean, clear, and powerful in its messages self-love as the path to loving this world better, which is so necessary. More importantly, it feels so rich and reputable in creativity that you cannot believe it a debut from two young women that are still under 21. 

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  • Refinery 29

    2018 - It becomes remarkable when one adds on the extra layers of doing their own vocal production on their complicated harmonies, producing their own beats, and playing instruments on their own songs. 

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  • The Cluster

    2018 - These young ladies have something that can last and that I hope to see in the future. They have cemented themselves in my library of music, and I can’t wait to add more of them to it. 

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  • Collegiate Times

    2018 - The songs’ meanings are very deep and introspective, but the lyrics that they chose make me feel as if the songs belong in a Disney movie or a book of poems. 

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  • The Tufts Daily

    2018 - With “The Kids Are Alright,” Chloe x Halle offer up the very best their young minds and voices have to offer in beautiful snippets, creating intriguing possibilities for development and expansion ... It’s brave, experimental and varied, but it’s also an intimidatingly sophisticated piece of work.  

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  • XFDR Magazine

    2018 - Chloe and Halle’s debut, full of energetic, experimental R&B ballads and bangers, reminds me of the possibilities of black life, youth, and girlhood. 

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  • WBGU 88.1 FM

    2018 - It's innovative, dreamy, and powerful. They counterbalance youth with maturity, while making 18 mesmerizing tracks and proving themselves as ones-to-watch. 

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  • The Star

    2018 - their album is deliberately inspired by the brilliance captured in its production. It is a masterful study of being young adults out to face a world full of opportunities.  

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  • Mobile Journalism

    2018 - The album is rich in versatility with an array of sounds serving the proof in the pudding. They try their hand in trap, jazz, hip hop and RnB resulting in catchy bops, hardcore bangers and beautiful ballads with uplifting messages that will surely turn into anthems.  

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  • The Guardian

    2018 - Full of glorious ambition and potent, lilting harmonies (complete with occasional a cappella), it recalled the beguiling beauty of Ibeyi, albeit with more of a pop sheen. 

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  • Grunge Cake

    2018 - This album, consisting of eighteen tracks has all sorts of life themes, complete with showing off their vocal abilities and diverse sound. It’s done with swag and in good taste. 

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  • Entertainment Weekly

    2018 - They’ve notched another major achievement with their debut album 

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  • The West Georgian

    2018 - The duo show that they are now a force to be reckoned with this new album. Even though the album is their debut, the sisters show that they are ready to take the music industry by the horns. 

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  • Grlsplin

    2018 - Chloe x Halle’s album, The Kids are Alright, radiates youthful joy and proves the future of R&B is bright. 

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  • But I'm Not a Critic Though

    These skills coupled with the harmonies that have been missing from genre, Chloe and Halle seem poised to double-handedly extend the life of R&B groups into the future. 

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  • The Panther Newspaper

    he Kids Are Alright is like a chameleon, it can be blasted at home while cleaning up, taking a shower, driving with the top down with sun kissing your skin, or at the ultimate party.  

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  • KSDB 91.9 Manhattan

    2018 - Chloe and Halle may have just created their very own Lemonade for millennials.  

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  • The Pioneer

    2018 - Overall the album has a great sound, the girls have grown to produce something more than sloppy pop beats. 

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  • Bougie Black Brother

    2018 - From writing, producing and singing all through this release. It sounded like much more seasoned artists. The ladies created a very enjoyable album that we didn't expect.  

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  • Good Vibes Club

    2018 - This album has a very chill and calming atmosphere. 

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