Jess Williamson

Sorceress

I mean... It's not bad. And it is not innovative in any way.
Just another good quality Indie folk album.
Perfect for a pleasant Sunday evening.

Though she’s never been quite flashy nor unique enough for her work to resonate very widely, Jess Williamson is a more than capable indie folk singer-songwriter who has quietly amassed a very consistent discography, and “Sorceress” may be her best album to date. I enjoyed Williamson’s 2018 album “Cosmic Wink,” though I prescribed a bit more edge and grit for her future albums. “Sorceress” is a noticeable artistic step forward; I wouldn’t ... read more

Jess Williamson has provided a quaintly arranged but aromatic folk-pop record on "Sorceress", that balances prettiness and intricacy quite aptly. With plenty of warming hooks and vintage flame, this LP is a must for the sunday evening relax, and is beautifully calming to the point of tranquillity. Admittedly, this not the most innovative nor exciting folk record to be unveiled, but instead resides as a consolingly gorgeous affair that resonates lyrically and renders worldly. ... read more

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