Known for her weird voice from X Factor a couple of years ago, Vickers has released an album that, like many of her X Factor peers, is likely to be the only one. Unlike them, this record bears repeated listens. Her voice retains the pixie inflections that were called a weakness on the show, but combined with the songwriting here, it makes a lot more sense. "Once" the first single, is the most obvious song, but still contains enough weird twinkling keyboards to retain a unique pop charm. Elsewhere on the album, with songs written by talents such as Nerina Pallot and Lightspeed Champion, this is a diverse album that should lead to a decent career, but probably won't unfortunately. Recalling Massive Attack (Four Leaf Clover), Goldfrapp covering Mario theme (You'll Never Get To Heaven) and a Sugarcubes cover (Hit), this is a diverse album that, while similar to other wispy-vocalled releases this year, retains a certain level of individuality and playfulness.