Thank You

albumism

pitchfork

The singer’s first album in 15 years casts a fond glance back at the vintage sounds she made her name with, but a few new songs—including a Jack Antonoff production—bring her back to the present day.

rollingstone

The pop icon's first album of new material in over 20 years aims to recreate the aspirational pop of her heyday — but for a very different era

nme

plenty of gratitude, but lacking in attitude

thelineofbestfit

Thank You is one of Diana Ross' most definitive pieces of work