It was released on 21 November Reviews were mixed with critics praising the songwriting and catchiness of songs, but criticized the repetitive formula of the album. Listen is David Guetta's first studio album in three years since the release of the commercially successful Nothing but the Beat , which sold 3 million copies worldwide. And lately, my personal life has been a little more difficult, so it reflects also on the album, on the things that we're talking about, on the type of chords. I've never done this, because even for me it was all about making the people dance. I never want to feel like this, so I thought that the best way to avoid it was to kind of start from scratch again.

Logic ‘No Pressure’ 1 Listen Album Review
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Columbia Records released "Listen" as the lead single from the Dreamgirls: Music from the Motion Picture soundtrack album on December 5, Its instrumentation includes bass , drums , guitars , keyboards , percussion , and violins , among others. Two accompanying music videos were filmed for "Listen"; the performance version was directed by Diane Martel , and the second one, being Vogue Shoot Version, was directed by Matthew Rolston. Tour — During the second half of the film, Curtis and Deena argue at dinner over Deena's desire to make her film debut in an urban film instead of the Cleopatra prequel that Curtis is producing. An angry Curtis asserts his creative and psychological control over his wife, informing Deena that he would not let anyone else "handle" her, because, in his words, "no one knows you the way I do". Curtis tells Deena that he put Deena as lead singer of the Dreams because her voice "had no personality. No depth. Except for what [he] put in there". In the context of the film, "Listen" is a song that Deena records on Rainbow Records, a recording empire established by Curtis.
Pop Smoke ‘Shoot For The Stars, Aim For The Moon’ 1 Listen Album Review
When was the last time you listened — actually listened — to it from start to finish? With intention, like you were watching a movie or reading a novel. Clear your schedule for the next three hours. Choose three full albums, whether from your collection or your streaming service of choice. Put them in an ordered queue as though you were programming a triple feature. Musicians spend years making their albums. But most of us are half-assed when it comes to listening to albums. We rip our favorite tracks from their natural long-player habitat, drop them into playlists and forget the other songs, despite their being sequenced to be heard in order.
The problem was that in he had moved to Manchester in the north-west of England, a city which did not lend itself to Springsteen-esque anthems. This record should have been accompanied by glittery arena shows and TV appearances; instead, it got the kind of lengthy po-faced think-pieces that misunderstood what the album delivered to its listeners—a jolt of fun. It was heavily percussive, often furious, but it had a sensual, jazzy swing, too. Its power will accumulate with the years. The third album by the Dutch band Fluisteraars had the aggression and bite of the most combative metal, but also an overwhelming melancholy. A bit of a triumph. It is extraordinary. From a brilliant opening the band audibly falls apart over the course of an hour. It embodies both why they were so loved and why big-time success never came to them. By Sa-Roc Those who find the relentlessness of some contemporary hip-hop a little wearing should investigate Sa-Roc, the moniker of Assata Perkins.