Lil' Mo - Meet The Girl Next Door
Release: Lil' Mo - Meet The Girl Next Door
- Datum: 09.09.2005
Inhaltsangabe
1. Intro
2. Why Do We Fall In Love
3. Doing Me Wrong
4. 4 Ever - (featuring Fabolous)
5. Ten Commandments - (featuring Lil' Kim)
6. Ain't No Reason
7. Heaven (Interlude)
8. Brand Nu
9. 1st Time
10. So Lost Without You
11. Shoulda Known
12. Disturbing Phone Call (Interlude)
13. Get Over It
14. It's Your World
15. Letter From My #1 Fan (Interlude)
16. Letter To My #1 Fan
- Genre: R'n'B
- Qualität: 192 kbit/s
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HinweiseRelease Date: 2003
Quality: 192kbps Joint Stereo
With a stretch-Hummer limo-load of talent, creativity, and confidence only hinted at on her debut, Lil' Mo throws down for real on MEET THE GIRL NEXT DOOR, her exceptional sophomore effort. First off, Mo is a genuine soul singer. Unlike some of her scale-running, scat-happy contemporaries, every note the diminutive vocalist utters sounds absolutely necessary. Of course it helps that the Lil' Miss is a heck of a songwriter too; the disc finds her organically mixing and matching elements of old-school R&B, new jack swing, and Philly soul as easily as other divas choose nail polish. Lyrically, she has few equals in the world of contemporary R&B, completely eschewing the played out bling-bling/bump 'n' grind themes of hip-hop in favor of highly intelligent ruminations on relationships, career, her child, and the role of strong, successful women in urban culture.
Quality: 192kbps Joint Stereo
With a stretch-Hummer limo-load of talent, creativity, and confidence only hinted at on her debut, Lil' Mo throws down for real on MEET THE GIRL NEXT DOOR, her exceptional sophomore effort. First off, Mo is a genuine soul singer. Unlike some of her scale-running, scat-happy contemporaries, every note the diminutive vocalist utters sounds absolutely necessary. Of course it helps that the Lil' Miss is a heck of a songwriter too; the disc finds her organically mixing and matching elements of old-school R&B, new jack swing, and Philly soul as easily as other divas choose nail polish. Lyrically, she has few equals in the world of contemporary R&B, completely eschewing the played out bling-bling/bump 'n' grind themes of hip-hop in favor of highly intelligent ruminations on relationships, career, her child, and the role of strong, successful women in urban culture.
