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- Summary: The second full-length release for Atlanta rapper/R&B singer features guest appearances from J. Cole, Future, Khalid, and Offset.
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- Record Label: LVRN
- Genre(s): R&B
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Sep 20, 2018In an era where artists hype up projects that turn out to be nothing but half-baked playlists, 6LACK’s thoughtful embrace of the album format is refreshing. East Atlanta Love Letter is a moody masterpiece that may very well take the artist’s career to new heights.
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Sep 20, 20186LACK isn't doing anything new. But he is doing it better than everyone else. With East Atlanta Love Letter, the artist has trumped his opponents and influences with a fragile grace and solid talent for songwriting, echoing that of our most decorated balladeers.
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Sep 20, 2018Sonically and thematically, the 48-minute downtempo project is impeccably cohesive, executive producers Singawd and Yakob tying a black bow on a deep list of contributing producers with brooding, layered synths and space to think. Auto-Tune appears heavily, and the guest list is firmly in the now.
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Sep 20, 2018For every three sweet nothings like “Time will never wait on us but it never can age our love” (from “Stan”), there remains a “Life without my love is a slant rhyme / That mean it works out but it ain’t quite,” dulling the moment.
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Sep 21, 2018The purest pop song is “Switch,” the one track that can pass for uptempo and boasts a hook that sticks. A few more fun moments like this would have helped keep the record moving.
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Positive: 4 out of 5
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Mixed: 1 out of 5
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Nov 4, 2022
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Jun 10, 2020Aunque no es un álbum muy innovador, tiene sonidos muy refrescantes y cautivadores los cuales son únicos en 6black. Muy buen álbum en general
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Sep 21, 2018
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Mar 13, 2022
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Dec 8, 20186lack continues to be a generic artist with repetitive music. Nothing special about this project. Poor man's Bryson Tiller, and Tiller is not much.
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