Duophonic- Charles & Eddie
Neo soul.
Un bijou! Not one song to skip, no fault from start to finish; you can feel the vocal duo is driven and confident. "House is not a home", "N.Y.C.", "Would I lie to you", "December 2" and "Father to son" are some of the best, but it's very difficult to choose a favourite...until you reach that last title, "Shine", which overrides everything. This album is a self-assured, consistent piece of music which knows precisely what it wants and proceeds to deliver. For urban ears in need of comfort, mostly. Pearl
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Showing posts with label Charles & Eddie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charles & Eddie. Show all posts
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26 July 2013
Albums recommandés
Chocolate Milk- Charles & EddieNeo soul; that is, it's a definitely personal interpretation of soul.
Now, Charles & Eddie had the capacity to put their own imprint on their music! You cannot not love this type of music cos'...everybody loves good soul. That being said, the album is still too long to achieve the level of the duo's best. At least 6 songs are unnecessary. Nevertheless, there's more than enough on the truly good side to satisfy the criteria of any album: "24-7-365" (a cover of John Farnham), "Keep on smilin'," "Piece of mind," "Jealousy" (a cover of Queen), "Sunshine & happiness" and "Your love."
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