“She's kind of shogazey.” - Billy Corgan, The Smashing Pumpkins
“One artist who broke all molds and defied expectations was Jenna Fournier, frontperson of NIIGHTS and a talented visual artist.”
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NPR Shuffle: “Sonically, the album embraces experimentation and shows Fournier’s growth as a producer and songwriter.”
Guitar World: “The guitarist-vocalist’s band Niights, solo project Kid Tigrrr, and visual arts projects are one thing, but hitting the stage as part of Corgan’s Machines of God band as a four-stringer is another.”
The Guardian: Billy Corgan: "Kid Tigrrr is an independent artist I’m fond of, and she recently put out a song called Skin. Her music is kind of shoegazey: if you’re a fan of, say, My Bloody Valentine or Slowdive, it would be in that genre.”
Obscure Sound: “Dream-pop minimalism shows initially, and escalates into a shoegaze-touched assortment of calming guitars and flourishing keys”
Cleveland Magazine: How Cleveland Artist Kid Tigrrr Befriended The Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan
Start Track: “ a captivating sound that manages to be fresh and interesting despite having clear shoegaze influences.”
Boot Music (UK) : “A record that slips you into a fascinating dream world... hypnotic..”
Pop Passion : “ .. a powerful piece regarding identity... [Kid Tigrrr] goes from a fragile doll to speaking out for herself and claiming her skin as her own.”
Turn and Work: “The new record from blog fave Kid Tigrrr sounds soothing and atmospheric on first listen, but Jenna Fournier’s lyrics have teeth.”
York Calling: Album Review: “I’m not sure I’ve heard an album before that manages to be this diverse and coherent at the same time. Jenna’s point of view shines through it all, all while she corrals her extensive influences with expertise. It’s a truly special debut.”
OpenCall Magazine: “.. a melancholic yet empowering anthem, a tapestry of emotions stitched together with dreamy melodies and introspective lyrics, sung with a raw vulnerability that cuts deep.”
Indie Underrated: “...penchant for low-key, warbled sounds and lush melodies.”
RockDaFuqOut: “Fournier invites us to join her on a journey of self-rediscovery and acceptance.... a captivating piece of art that resonates long after the music fades.”
UpToHear: ".. defies the laws of modern mainstream."