rolling in the deep came out in 1981 / 1982.
when did rolling in the deep come out?
1981 / 1982
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writers of "billboard" deemed the song a throwback track and praised the singer's falsetto. ryan b. patrick of "exclaim!" noted that songs on the album, such as "no angel", effectively display genre diversity, beyoncé's vocal range and "a penchant of musical experimentation". tris mccall of "the star-ledger" dubbed the song as one of the "experiments in mood". michael cragg of "the guardian" opined that the song's "icy mechanics... recasts the slow jam as something otherworldly" and called it a "pitchfork-friendly" collaboration. neil mccormick from "the daily telegraph" called the slow track "more groove than an actual song" and praised beyoncé's vocals "flipping sensuously between breathy falsetto and deep come-on". jody rosen from vulture considered the song a "very pretty showcase" of the singer's falsetto and wrote that its production was "admirably barely there". "complex" editor claire lobenfeld called "no angel" part of the darker material on the record and described the singer's vocal performance as "an apparition singing over a lost bowie-prince collaboration". kitty empire of "the observer" noted in her review how "no angel" was "pretty much as described: a winningly stark baroque'n'b track". jon dolan of "rolling stone" described the song as the "[p]rettiest slinky eighties electro-soul jammy". idolator's mike wass described "no angel" as a "sonic adventure" which "experiments wildly" with synths and beats. he noted, "this pretty gem needs a few listens to be properly consumed but its ultimately one of the album's most fulfilling moments."
no angel (beyoncé song)