America's
Pop Princess is back. Britney Spears Glory
is her ninth studio album. It's definitely more mature and
surprisingly more polished and sophisticated. The tracks are all
good, and while some are album filler, most are exceptional and five
can easily become big hits. When I look at an album and half of the
tracks are single worthy, it means thumbs
up for sure. Spears fans will be gushing with delight, this is her
best album since “Femme Fatale.” There's no mistake here, what is
evident is the extra care and involvement Britney pours into this
album. The extra attention to detail is noticed and that is why this
album is so good.
The best
tracks here are Make Me, Just Luv Me, Slumber Party, Just Like Me,
Love Me Down, and Hard To Forget Ya. This is an album that grows on
you, after a few plays you know what I mean. It's after a few plays
that more of the layers of the glitzy/pop production shines through
and is in perfect harmony with the distinctive vocals of America's
Pop Princess.
Britney Spears
has said that she wanted to do something different with her new album
and, take a left turn, and really explore some new things. Britney
and her team have worked on and off with this new album for the past
two years. She said after all the work put into this project that the
album is at a level where she is really happy with the finished
results.
"It
took a lot of time, but I think we brought it to a level where I was
really, really happy with what I had. It's cool, it's really
different. I think this is probably the most hip-hop album. Not
most—there are like two or three songs that go in the direction of
more urban that I've wanted to do for a long time now, and I just
haven't really done that...It's a really good record, and I'm very,
very proud of it."
This
is the kind of album you can put on replay and cycle it over and over
without losing interest. Great pop music, whether you like it or not,
is quite infectious, and this is an example of that. It will grow on
you for sure, and albums like that are worth every cent spent!
It's
one of the best albums out so far this year and the perfect fit for
the end of summer.
Britney
Spears – Glory Album Track List
1.
Invitation
2.
Make Me... (W/G-Eazy)
3.
Private Show
4.
Man On The Moon
5.
Just Luv Me
6.
Clumsy
7.
Do You Wanna Come Over?
8.
Slumber Party
9.
Just Like Me
10.
Love Me Down
11.
Hard To Forget Ya
12.
What You Need
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