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- Summary: This is the fifth album for the R&B singer/actor born in South Carolina.
- Record Label: Stax
- Genre(s): R&B, Soul
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Top Track
| Kiss All Over Your Body | |
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| [Baby I need you to come over Yeah I mean I need you tonight I need you to handle your business Its been a minute N Im good n ready] Chorus: Kiss... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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Angie Stone’s fifth album, is her strongest to date, as she delivers an LP that effortlessly combines the finest elements of Neo Soul with old-skool R&B.
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It’s a neo-soul record. A very good one, because that’s what she does, her passionate voice bringing abundant personality.
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She is singular in her ability to be among the most stylistically diverse contemporary artists of our time, without being flashy about it.
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Unexpected offers more musical variety than previous discs, from the lively and fun “I Ain’t Hearing You’’ - about a man who can’t possibly be cheating - to the more formulaic “Tell Me,’’ where synthetic beats and the dreaded Auto-Tune take away from the warmth of Stone’s spirit and voice.
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This is precisely what her old fans expect by now, and it's unlikely to reel in many new ones.
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UncutStone's impeccable vocal ensures that her past glories thrive on this new frontier. [Mar 2010, p.96]
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Q MagazineHer fifth solo album mixes positive-message R&B, hip hop and funk with variable and often unsubstantial results. [Mar 2010, p.110]