Mary Mary - Something Big (2011)
BAND/ARTIST: Mary Mary
- Title: Something Big
- Year Of Release: 2011
- Label: Columbia
- Genre: R&B, Pop, Gospel
- Quality: flac lossless
- Total Time: 00:43:53
- Total Size: 303 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Something Big
02. Something Bigger
03. Blind
04. It Is Well
05. Never Wave My Flag
06. Walking
07. Slow Walk
08. Survive
09. Are You Ready
10. Catch Me
11. Sitting With Me
12. Homecoming Glory
Mary Mary still know how to make an entrance, opening their sixth album with a raucous stomper - the album’s title track - that samples the Jackson 5's “Mama’s Pearl.” The following track, “Something Bigger,” increases the energy with super-charged marching-band percussion. When Warryn Campbell's production work isn’t quite as in-the-face, the duo does not exactly dull their message; the sleek midtempo track “Blind,” for instance,” isn’t merely humble but verbally self-lacerating. Although “Walking” sounds surprisingly punchless for a track that replays elements of Crystal Waters' club classic “Gypsy Woman,” it just about towers over the album's second half, which sags with plaintively strummed acoustic guitars and churning electric guitars. These relatively dry songs lack the edge of the album’s first half. One exception is the closing “Homecoming Glory,” rich folk-soul gospel with striking harmonies.
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01. Something Big
02. Something Bigger
03. Blind
04. It Is Well
05. Never Wave My Flag
06. Walking
07. Slow Walk
08. Survive
09. Are You Ready
10. Catch Me
11. Sitting With Me
12. Homecoming Glory
Mary Mary still know how to make an entrance, opening their sixth album with a raucous stomper - the album’s title track - that samples the Jackson 5's “Mama’s Pearl.” The following track, “Something Bigger,” increases the energy with super-charged marching-band percussion. When Warryn Campbell's production work isn’t quite as in-the-face, the duo does not exactly dull their message; the sleek midtempo track “Blind,” for instance,” isn’t merely humble but verbally self-lacerating. Although “Walking” sounds surprisingly punchless for a track that replays elements of Crystal Waters' club classic “Gypsy Woman,” it just about towers over the album's second half, which sags with plaintively strummed acoustic guitars and churning electric guitars. These relatively dry songs lack the edge of the album’s first half. One exception is the closing “Homecoming Glory,” rich folk-soul gospel with striking harmonies.
Soul | R&B | Pop | FLAC / APE
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