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The 14-track album (19 on the deluxe album) boasts a healthy mix of club bangers and soft ballads. The array of producers and songwriters who contributed on the project help give Brown a rich and diverse sound.
One of the big standouts on the ‘Fortune’ LP is the song ‘Don’t Judge Me,’ in which Brown digs into his inner self and asks for forgiveness. He pleads to his new lover to not focus on his past relationship troubles but on the future. Listeners will definitely think Brown is talking about his infamous 2009 incident in which he assaulted his ex-girlfriend Rihanna.
Elsewhere on the album, Breezy is on the prowl looking for his next sexual conquest. Songs like ’2012,’ ‘Biggest Fan’ and ‘Sweet Love,’ are all about sex and no romance (not even foreplay).
Brown is at his best when he wears his heart on his sleeve and shows his vulnerable side. On ’4 Years Old,’ he contemplates about the price of fame. On the two-minute interlude ‘Cadillac’ Brown gives his best vocal performance doo-wop singing about the wonderments of love. And ‘Free Run’ is an anthemic pop ballad that should do well on radio. Popcrush
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| Chris Brown New Album - Fortune |
After months of delays, Chris Brown has finally released his fifth studio album ‘Fortune.’ The collection is another feather in the singer’s cap of a successful comeback year that includes winning a golden gramophone at the 2012 Grammy Awards for Best R&B Album (‘F.A.M.E.’). If all goes well, he could repeat with ‘Fortune’ at the 2013 ceremony in February. Enjoy one track from the album below:
The 14-track album (19 on the deluxe album) boasts a healthy mix of club bangers and soft ballads. The array of producers and songwriters who contributed on the project help give Brown a rich and diverse sound.
One of the big standouts on the ‘Fortune’ LP is the song ‘Don’t Judge Me,’ in which Brown digs into his inner self and asks for forgiveness. He pleads to his new lover to not focus on his past relationship troubles but on the future. Listeners will definitely think Brown is talking about his infamous 2009 incident in which he assaulted his ex-girlfriend Rihanna.
Elsewhere on the album, Breezy is on the prowl looking for his next sexual conquest. Songs like ’2012,’ ‘Biggest Fan’ and ‘Sweet Love,’ are all about sex and no romance (not even foreplay).
Brown is at his best when he wears his heart on his sleeve and shows his vulnerable side. On ’4 Years Old,’ he contemplates about the price of fame. On the two-minute interlude ‘Cadillac’ Brown gives his best vocal performance doo-wop singing about the wonderments of love. And ‘Free Run’ is an anthemic pop ballad that should do well on radio. Popcrush
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