“He doesn’t have the show-stopping voice or the lyrical incisiveness of a Cee-Lo to justify the surf

“He doesn’t have the show-stopping voice or the lyrical incisiveness of a Cee-Lo to justify the surface-level Gnarls Barkley comparisons The Abandoned Lullaby might rack up– and RJ’s not quite at the full command of a landmark signature sound like Danger Mouse was a couple of years back, either. But if there’s been a better two-man indie-funk producer/singer superduo to come out of the woodwork since "Crazy” dropped, I must have missed it.“ Pitchfork