Trip

| Jhene Aiko

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Trip

Trip is the second studio album by American singer Jhen Aiko. It was released on September 22, 2017, by ARTium and Def Jam Recordings. It succeeds Aiko's debut album Souled Out (2014), which was released three years prior, and the collaborative album Twenty88 (2016), while releasing numerous non-album singles in between.- Wikipedia

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  • Pitchfork

    Some of Aiko’s most honest writing occurs here. 

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  • Variety

    Musically, the album is very much in line with the alt-R&B of the singer’s previous releases  

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  • Hot New Hip Hop

    However, this particular journey is more focused on healing. 

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  • Hip Hop N More

    Jhene is a master of mood 

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  • Hip Hop DX

    A moody yet breezy continuation of her established aesthetic that ultimately lacks growth of her musical capabilities. 

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  • Artistic Manifesto

    In all its conceptuality, with the songs blending into one dream, each track is a distinct hallucination on its own. 

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  • Owl Radio

    You are taken on a journey through the mind and the life of the soulful R&B singer. 

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  • The Fresh Committee

    Jhené’s voice is as pretty as she is, but pretty only goes so deep.  

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  • NPR

    A singer-songwriter whose confessional lyrics are delivered with feathery phrasing, strengthened by a firm grasp of how she wants to shape a song. 

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  • Newsweek

    Trip, cuts deep with its journey of loss and despair that eventually leads to love 

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  • Ben's Beat

    Trip is the well thought out concept album I’ve been waiting for this year. 

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  • Press Play OK

    she succumbed to the over-produced commercialised sounds that may have earned her public favour, if only at the cost of artistic credibility. 

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  • Spectrum

    I've seen more fail than succeed 

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  • The Crimson

    Although the length of “Trip” may cause it to lose some listeners, it is truly a masterpiece of an album. 

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  • Distract

    Continues her imaginative immersive music making 

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  • The Signal

    The best aspect of this album is her ability to so clearly walk listeners through every twist and turn of her trip. 

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  • Sword and Sheild

    Her songs continue to speak loudly and, in my opinion, explain the true meaning of living life in that we should appreciate even the smallest moments. 

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  • Chicago Reader

    Aiko condenses so much feeling into each song it’s easy to get stuck in a single moment 

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  • The Orion

    “Trip” proved exceptional in the shift from Aiko’s old style of music. 

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  • The MVMT

    Jhene Aiko poured her heart into this project, and it shows how transparent she loves to be in her music. 

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  • 20 Watts

    However, it’s important to note that Trip is less of a fully fleshed-out concept 

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  • Audible Hustle

    A delicate yet powerful delivery 

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  • Vibe

    Jhene Surprises Fans With ‘Trip’ Album 

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  • Otto Radio

    We review Jhene Aiko's second studio LP Trip. 

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  • Complete Music Update

    It’s an ambitious project and an album that delivers ever more with repeat listens. 

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  • The Cluster

    Jhene Aiko has been captivating audiences with not only her voice but a mystique that makes her so mysterious and intriguing. 

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  • Vulture

    This is an album best consumed on a cloudy mind 

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  • No Gossip LA

    Well worth the listen, if nothing else to get away in one’s mind and explore a perspective that might heighten a sense of awareness. 

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  • The Daily Campus

    “Trip” is structured like an acid trip. 

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  • Marquette Wire

    Aiko stepped out of her boundaries and set herself free from typical R&B music. 

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  • Weebly

    The album is definitely an epic trip in more ways than one. 

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  • 96 Cubed

    In regards to Trip nothing about this album is rushed. 

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  • Everything's Fly

    Trip, a plunge into a deep unknown with everything we love about Jhené’s music,  

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  • Triple OT

    Jhené Aiko Leads Listeners on a Trip 

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  • The Hawkeye

    Aiko makes a stunning return to the music industry 

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  • Criterion Now

    There’s a little something for everyone in such a unique piece of work. 

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  • Panther Print

    Twenty-two song album that will not disappoint.  

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  • Charger Bull

    Trip is a must-listen album for drives to the beach where you listen as the water crashes against the shoreline 

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  • Pandora's Box

    Trip works because it’s about all the places we go to escape from reality and ourselves 

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  • RNBae

    There’s never a bad time to take a trip, so why not take one with Jhene Aiko.  

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  • Medium

    One thing that I LOVE is an ethereal voice 

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  • The Inquirer

    Aiko is able to put together her most heartfelt, emotional, conceptual and ambitious body of work to date. 

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  • Niagra Wire

    For those interested in this album, please buckle up for a “Trip” you won’t want to end.  

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  • Patreon

    Still highly recommended, check it out! 

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