- Critic score
- Publication
- By date
-
Overall, ADD demonstrates why Lewis blazed his way into AI's final round: He's out there, sure, but he's willing to reel it in enough to keep it real for the masses.
-
"American Idol" season six runner-up Blake Lewis' debut, "ADD: Audio Day Dream," is indeed a little all over the map, but, surprisingly, it works.
-
His singing on "Audio Day Dream" is fine; it gets the job done. Yet what arrests your ear are Lewis' ideas.
-
A little something for everyone, in other words, though it probably won’t hold anyone’s focus all the way through.
-
ADD is certainly one of the more interesting AmIdol-related records, but so much commotion without construction is ultimately as forgettable as Jordin's pageant-winner trifle, and perhaps a little more tiring to get through, too.
-
On his debut, Lewis is engaging and diverse, but he also fails to excite or provoke.
-
If Lewis could just find a way to integrate all his early-MTV influences (A Flock of Fat Boys?), well...that album wouldn't be great either--though it'd be less forgettable than this exercise in pop adequacy.
User score distribution:
-
Positive: 26 out of 35
-
Mixed: 1 out of 35
-
Negative: 8 out of 35
-
MissyS.Nov 23, 2008
-
CharlieF.Jul 14, 2008
-
AshleyS.Apr 1, 2008I haven't bought a cd in about 5 years, and this one was way worth it. I enjoy listening to it in my car. It has great beat!