Daily Edit | Nov 18

Jean Dawson is an artist able to navigate the nostalgia minefield with elegance. ‘Rockabye Baby, Glimmer Of God’ is both style and substance. The songwriting is sharp, the production dazzling, and the ambience cultivated is one of late-night drives, flashing neon and twinkling city lights. 2024’s ‘Glimmer Of God’ saw Dawson lean further into pop, skirting away from the dense guitar work of previous records ‘Pixel Bath’ and ‘CHAOS NOW*’. Though throughout his career he has toyed with pop and soul, ‘Rockabye Baby, Glimmer Of God’ commits to the bit, dishing out cleaner hooks and compact production.  -Clash

11 / 18 / 2025

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