Review by Cody Moncrief

Nooky Jones' self-titled debut album is a soulful journey through modern R&B with a touch of jazz and funk. The Minneapolis-based band, led by vocalist Cameron Kinghorn, delivers a smooth and polished sound that is both sophisticated and accessible.

The album kicks off with "Hello," a funky and upbeat track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Kinghorn's soulful vocals shine throughout, particularly on the slow-burning ballad "The Way I See You." The band's musicianship is also on full display, with standout performances from guitarist Adam Meckler and saxophonist Ryan Christianson.

One of the album's highlights is the infectious "After Hours," which features a catchy chorus and a groovy bassline. The band also shows off their jazz chops on "Gimme Some More," a track that features some impressive improvisation from the band's instrumentalists.

Summary by Cody Moncrief

Nooky Jones' debut album is an impressive introduction to the band's unique sound. With their blend of R&B, jazz, and funk, the band has created a fresh and exciting sound that is sure to appeal to fans of modern soul music.