of playing on the album, while also demonstrating her artistry as a composer. Thom Jurek of AllMusic lauded the album for its "adventurous, kinetic, and sophisticated approach in wedding modern composition, improvisation, and production to rhythmic and harmonic traditions" and listed it amongst the best jazz records of London. Gigwise writer Emily Fortune praised the album as a bold attempt that explores her artistry and leans into the unknowns. In The Line of Best Fit, Stephen Loftin wrote that "Source is akin to an old friend you may not see for a while, but whenever you do, the world feels that little bit brighter and it’s as if no time has passed at all." Writing for NME, Dhruva Balram felt that the record nods "to jazz greats of the past." In The Observer, Kitty Empire classified the album as a multi-mood record that celebrates "the power of the collective and the heritage of the African diaspora." Louis Pattinson from Uncut described the record as "deeply melodic, brilliantly played, and blessed with a spirit that feels generous and boundless." Track listing All tracks have been written by Garcia and produced by Kwes. Akenya has writing credits on track 9. Personnel Credits adapted from Tidal. Nubya Garcia – producer, writer, tenor saxophone Kwes – producer Daniel Casimer – double bass Joe Armon-Jones – keyboards, piano Sam Jones – drums Giles Barrett – recording Cassie Kinoshi – tenor saxophone , featured vocals Ritchie Seivwright – featured vocals Sheila Maurice Grey – featured vocals , trumpet La perla – featured performer Diana Sammiguel – vocals, maracas Giovanna Mogollon – vocals Karen Forero – vocals Akenya – featured vocals, writer See also List of 2020 albums References 2020 debut albums Jazz albums by British artists