Natalie PrassBest Natalie Prass Albums Ranked
7.9
Avg Score
10
Opinions
3
Albums
6
Reviewers
Summary from 10 ratings
On Wavelength, fans have rated Natalie Prass's catalog across 3 albums from 10 opinions, with an overall average of 7.9/10. The top-rated Natalie Prass album is Natalie Prass (2015) with a 8.3/10 average from 4 ratings, followed by The Future and the Past. The discography on Wavelength spans 2015 to 2018. My Baby Don't Understand Me ranks as the highest-rated Natalie Prass song on Wavelength with a 8.1/10 average.
Natalie Prass
“Nashville-based singer Natalie Prass has created an album of relationships troubled by misunderstandings, of earnest lovers caught in the claws of the unmerciful. Matthew E. White's Spacebomb band lends her songs a string-and-horn-heavy instrumentation, giving her smoldering perspective on passionate romance some pomp and circumstance.”
The Future and the Past
“Known for her particularly unique – and somewhat saccharine – take on the indie pop confessional, Virginia born singer-songwriter Natalie Prass returns with this funky follow up to her 2015 eponymous debut album. ‘The Future and the Past’, it must be said, is notably sans the baroque-pop stylings and elaborate instrumentalism of her first album, although the absence is more than compensated for wi”
The Future and the Past
“The singer-songwriter follows up her gloriously baroque debut with an album that uses deep grooves, politicized self-portraiture, and an eye for everyday cruelty to reckon with life in the Trump era.”
Natalie Prass
“Virginia singer-songwriter Natalie Prass has sung backup for Jenny Lewis, and there's more than a passing resemblance to Lewis in the sweet, sunny heartbreak songs on Prass' debut LP. But Prass' vocal style is cutesier, and she leans harder on her retro sensibilities: These songs would be at home in a smoky lounge circa 1973, from the horn-laced opener "My Baby Don't Understand Me" to the baroque-”
The Future and the Past
“Virginia singer-songwriter Natalie Prass was halfway through the recording of her second album when Donald Trump was elected the 45th President of the United States. She was working on a break-up record, but was so distraught by the turn of world events that she simply couldn’t continue down that route. She told Rookie: “I felt like I didn’t know the country I lived in anymore.” The official line”
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