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Recovery

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発売日 2014年01月17日
国内/輸入 輸入
レーベルeOne Music
構成数 1
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 EOMCD2442
SKU 099923244226

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:46:42
Recording information: K1 Studios, W. Orange, NJ; Patchwerk Studios, Atlanta, GA; Southside Sound, Nashville, TN; Studio2Sixteen, Atlanta, GA; The Black Room, Atlanta, GA; Tune Pusher, LLC, Atlanta, GA. Photographers: Sean Cokes; James Anthony . The wait between Algebra Blessett's 2008 debut and 2014 follow-up was a mighty long time, but during it, she was featured on several songs by her contemporaries, including Raheem DeVaughn's "Nobody Wins a War," Anthony David's "4Evermore," Esperanza Spalding's "Black Gold," and Vivian Green's "Light the Universe." For her second album, she changed labels, from Kedar to eOne, and worked extensively with Kwame Holland and LTMoe, both of whom produced five of these songs, as well as Shannon Sanders, Brett Baker, and Bryan-Michael Cox. Recovery is dressed up like a theatrical tale regarding a rocky relationship and resilience in its wake, from Blessett's elaborate butterfly dress to a carefully plotted-out sequence of songs. The album begins with an "exordium" rather than an introduction, the title track has an "augment" rather than a part two, and several cuts sound less like isolated ideas, more suited for specific points in the story. The strength of the material tends to justify the scheme. Each one of the Kwame collaborations has at least a touch of dusty, classic style -- escalating string vamps and bittersweet horn lines -- with crunching and knocking drums and discreet synthesizer shading. He's the best creative match for her. Meanwhile, "Struggle to Be," produced by Baker, is a hypnotizing duet with lone guest vocalist Q. Parker, and "Forever" makes for an emotional high point with Sanders' slamming drums and drawn-out smears of organ. Blessett never sounds as if she's trying particularly hard. Her expressions merely pour out, making it easy to overlook her skill. While 2008's Purpose was enjoyable, this is more focused and has serious repeat-play quality, as if Blessett knew exactly what she wanted to do and did it to the fullest. ~ Andy Kellman

  1. 1.[CDアルバム]
    1. 1.
      Exordium to Recovery (Give My Heart a Chance)
    2. 2.
      Recovery
    3. 3.
      Right Next to You
    4. 4.
      Nobody But You
    5. 5.
      Struggle to Be
    6. 6.
      Augment to Recovery (Give My Heart a Chance)
    7. 7.
      Forever
    8. 8.
      Writer's Block
    9. 9.
      Paper Heart
    10. 10.
      Danger Zone
    11. 11.
      Mystery
    12. 12.
      Another Heartache
    13. 13.
      Better for Me
    14. 14.
      I'll Be OK

作品の情報

メイン
アーティスト： Algebra Blessett

ゲスト
アーティスト： Quinnes Parker

商品の紹介

エスペランサとのコラボ楽曲「Black Gold」やインディア・アリーとのコラボでも知られる米アトランタ出身、女性Soul / R&Bシンガー、アルジェブラ・ブレセットの待望のセカンド・アルバム『Recovery』！R&B、ネオ・ソウルのファンは必聴の1枚！
発売・販売元 提供資料（2013/11/29）

The wait between Algebra Blessett's 2008 debut and 2014 follow-up was a mighty long time, but during it, she was featured on several songs by her contemporaries, including Raheem DeVaughn's "Nobody Wins a War," Anthony David's "4Evermore," Esperanza Spalding's "Black Gold," and Vivian Green's "Light the Universe." For her second album, she changed labels, from Kedar to eOne, and worked extensively with Kwame Holland and LTMoe, both of whom produced five of these songs, as well as Shannon Sanders, Brett Baker, and Bryan-Michael Cox. Recovery is dressed up like a theatrical tale regarding a rocky relationship and resilience in its wake, from Blessett's elaborate butterfly dress to a carefully plotted-out sequence of songs. The album begins with an "exordium" rather than an introduction, the title track has an "augment" rather than a part two, and several cuts sound less like isolated ideas, more suited for specific points in the story. The strength of the material tends to justify the scheme. Each one of the Kwame collaborations has at least a touch of dusty, classic style -- escalating string vamps and bittersweet horn lines -- with crunching and knocking drums and discreet synthesizer shading. He's the best creative match for her. Meanwhile, "Struggle to Be," produced by Baker, is a hypnotizing duet with lone guest vocalist Q. Parker, and "Forever" makes for an emotional high point with Sanders' slamming drums and drawn-out smears of organ. Blessett never sounds as if she's trying particularly hard. Her expressions merely pour out, making it easy to overlook her skill. While 2008's Purpose was enjoyable, this is more focused and has serious repeat-play quality, as if Blessett knew exactly what she wanted to do and did it to the fullest. ~ Andy Kellman
Rovi

6年ぶりに放つ2作目は、偶然にも前作の表題と同じ名前のパーパスから。続投となるブライアン・マイケル・コックスのほか、クワメやLTモーらが制作にあたった楽曲は情熱的にして抑制のきいたヴォーカルを前面に引き出したバラードが中心で、キダー在籍時のネオ・ソウル的なイメージは薄まるも、ブルージー～ジャジーな曲を交えてオーガニックなR&B歌姫としての魅力をストレートに振りまく。シャノン・サンダース製のシンプルなミディアム“Nobody But You”など、アトランタンらしい素朴さと適度な現代感のミックスは同郷のモニカにも通じていて、Q・パーカー(112)との“Struggle To Be”でも気持ちが通じ合ったようなデュエットを披露。近年の客演仕事における名唱ぶりが反映された充実作だ。
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