The Independent - By Andy Gill
"CéU has the seductive, sun kissed croon of a latterday Astrud Gilberto, but couched in a musical esperanto that draws on dub reggae, samba, scratching hip-hop, jazz piano and various native Brazilian guitar modes."

The Guardian(2):
"(...)she has reworked her country's magpie tradition to create a style that is both refreshingly new but still distinctively Brazilian. Her light, easy-going vocals are matched effortlessly against anything from the slinky bass lines and jazz piano on Lenda through to the brassy, driving Rainha or the subtle and personal Veu da Noite. If she's this good live she deserves to become Brazil's next internationally acclaimed celebrity."

The Guardian
"Brazilian music has a new ambassador. This eponymous debut from the 23-year-old songstress - her name means 'Sky' - has already made waves in the US, and promises to emulate the crossover success of Bebel Gilberto."

For the complete reviews see Urban Jungle Records site.