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Jorja Smith

Jorja Smith

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Search complete. 27 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Jorja Smith".

Sep 16, 2026

MariaHOST
20:38
Um, assumably due to, you know, this being made during COVID lockdown and all of that.
MariaHOST
20:45
Um, but the collaborations include Pa Salieu, The Weeknd, Swae Lee, Shy Girl, Dystopia, Rema, Daniel Caesar, uh, Jorja Smith, and Unknown T. Um, so this album, um, it also, she was very heavily influenced, um, and kind of inspired by, um, her star sign and just astrology in general for the album.
MariaHOST
21:11
So that definitely has its, uh, you know, makes its way through the album.
MariaHOST
21:15
You hear a lot about it, um, especially in kind of like the spoken word moments, which is cool.
Natty ColeHOST
28:51
It was just perfect, and I don't know if that makes me basic or not, but I'm happy either way.
Natty ColeHOST
28:56
Um, and in between or sandwiched in between those songs was Jorja Smith with, um, I Lied, You Lied.
Natty ColeHOST
29:02
I think her new record's really shining a light on, I guess, the history of, that she's involved in as a, as a artist in the UK, like shining a light on those lesser-known or celebrated, uh, genres, like things like baroque or broken beat as well.
Natty ColeHOST
29:15
Um, and we're now going into the patented worldwide recognized, um, Mini Mix.
MarthaGUEST
34:49
Oh, I freaking love it.
MarthaGUEST
34:50
Who did I see? Tems, Jorja Smith-
CharleenGUEST
34:53
Same
MarthaGUEST
34:53
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Robin HiltonHOST
26:15
It is out October 9th, and that song was Wallflower.
Sheldon PearceGUEST
26:19
Uh, you're, you're obviously familiar with Jorja Smith.
Robin HiltonHOST
26:22
Yeah.
Sheldon PearceGUEST
26:23
Singer-songwriter from the UK.
Robin HiltonHOST
26:24
Yep.
Robin HiltonHOST
26:24
Yep.
Sheldon PearceGUEST
26:25
Uh, her latest record is called What Are the Odds? And for most of her career, Jorja Smith has essentially been in the classic UK soul artist, sort of like Amy Winehouse template.
Robin HiltonHOST
26:41
Mm-hmm.
Robin HiltonHOST
26:26
It is out October 9th, and that song was Wallflower.
Sheldon PearceGUEST
26:31
Uh, you're, you're obviously familiar with Jorja Smith.
Robin HiltonHOST
26:33
Yeah.
Sheldon PearceGUEST
26:34
Singer-songwriter from the UK.
Robin HiltonHOST
26:35
Yep, yep.
Robin HiltonHOST
26:36
Yeah.
Sheldon PearceGUEST
26:36
Uh, her latest record is called What Are the Odds, and for most of her career, Jorja Smith has essentially been in the classic UK soul artist, sort of like Amy Winehouse template.
Robin HiltonHOST
26:52
Mm-hmm.
Nectar WoodeGUEST
35:01
They're great.
Nectar WoodeGUEST
35:01
So they produced for Jorja Smith.
Roisin O'ConnorHOST
35:03
Okay.
Nectar WoodeGUEST
35:03
They're part of like the fam crew.
Nectar WoodeGUEST
35:26
Okay.
Roisin O'ConnorHOST
35:27
[laughs]
Nectar WoodeGUEST
35:29
It's like, Jorja Smith h- has a, a little bit of an influence because she's on one of the tracks.
Roisin O'ConnorHOST
35:34
Mm-hmm.
Dave MartinsonHOST
0:21
It's really a lot of music this week.
Dave MartinsonHOST
0:23
Enhypen, NCT 127, Denzel Curry, Jorja Smith, Sam Smith, plenty to get to there.
Dave MartinsonHOST
0:29
Also, on the film front, The Samurai and the Prisoner from Kiyoshi Kurosawa, a movie I liked quite a bit.
Dave MartinsonHOST
0:35
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18 MINS LATER

Dave MartinsonHOST
18:16
I think that's a just a beautiful track.
Dave MartinsonHOST
18:18
Let me know though, where are you at with this new Sam Smith album? What do you think of this new direction? What song stood out to you most? And for more music reviews, subscribe, and I'll see you next time.
Dave MartinsonHOST
18:27
What's up, Womack Nostalgia? Dave here with the review of Jorja Smith's third album, What Are The Odds.
Dave MartinsonHOST
18:32
This, of course, is the follow-up to Jorja's second album, Falling or Flying, from three years ago.

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