Dedicated to Bobby Jameson is the eleventh studio album by American recording artist Ariel Pink, released on September 15, 2017, through Mexican Summer.

"[5] Its cover art contains visual callbacks to Pink's earlier albums The Doldrums (2000) and Fast Forward (2003), while the title track is a rerecording of "Time Dandelion" with revised lyrics that reference "Tinseltown Tranny".

When asked about perceived connections between Dedicated and Screen Memories, Maus answered that the two records "couldn't have been an influence onto each other at all because he was done before he heard what I was doing, and vice versa.

[23] In the four-star review for website AllMusic, Heather Phares concluded that the album "is a weird, catchy, thought-provoking celebration of individuality that offers one Pink's most appealing balances of sugary accessibility and irreverent indulgence.

Its sense of ease harkens back to long ago, when Pink’s records mostly served to expand his strange universe with little outside influence.

[20] Writing for The Observer, Damien Morris declared in his four star review that Pink's "songs, like his interviews, often teeter on the unlistenable edge of annoying, but push past the weaponised irony and you’ll find Another Weekend and Feels Like Heaven are his most seductive melodies since breakthrough album Before Today.

"[17] The Guardian's Hannah Davies opined: "There are some excellent – even tender – moments here but, as per, only true fans will be able to overlook Pink’s exasperating lack of focus.