Twentysomething

Jazz · 2003 · 14 tracks

Twentysomething

A percussive, piano-led bridge between classic swing and 2000s indie-pop. Sophisticated crooning meets the restless energy of early adulthood.

October 20, 2003 · Universal

A sophisticated yet accessible blend of youthful restlessness and classic romanticism.

Tracklist · 14 Tracks

01

What a Difference a Day Made

5:09

02

These Are the Days

3:21

03

Singin’ in the Rain

4:08

04

Twentysomething

3:41

05

But for Now

3:56

06

Old Devil Moon

4:11

07

I Could Have Danced All Night

3:25

08

Blame It on My Youth

3:11

09

I Get a Kick Out of You

4:10

10

All at Sea

4:33

11

Wind Cries Mary

3:36

12

Lover, You Should Have Come Over

4:49

13

It’s About Time

4:07

14

Next Year, Baby

4:48

Moments Worth Listening For

The transition from the melancholic piano intro to the driving, percussive rhythm of the title track.

The way the vocals soften into a vulnerable whisper during the final verse of Blame It on My Youth.

The unexpected, slightly gritty reinterpretations of Jimi Hendrix and Jeff Buckley tracks that bridge jazz and alt-rock.

Reviews

BBC Music

Where This Album Departs

How does Twentysomething sound next to the rest of Jamie Cullum's catalogue?

Sunday Morning+2.0σ

Sunday Morning saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.

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