Album release date: 2011
Genre: Kpop, R&B/pop/ballad
Rating: 3.5/5
Review by: jct
Genre: Kpop, R&B/pop/ballad
Rating: 3.5/5
Review by: jct
Up to this point in his career, Korean-American R&B singer, Brian Joo has been best known for slow romantic ballads either as a solo artist or as a member of R&B duo, Fly To The Sky. But in his latest release, Unveiled, Brian branches out slightly and adds more up-tempo and mainstream materials to his usual mix of songs. Although the songs are more maintream, the results are still favorable.
More Mainstream
There are a few drawbacks in this album, one of which is the vocals. It’s not that Brian doesn’t sound good on this album; his vocals are still intact and smooth. The main problem is that most of the songs on this album sound way too common and mainstream. Thus, his vocals sometimes lack the fire and passion. There are very few passionate moments, and most songs give off an overproduced feel to them. However, his attempt at updating his sound for a younger/more modern audience in this album is still quite good. To his credit, he still manages with ease in the up-tempo and mainstream music.
The album has some slight drawbacks, but Brian’s attempt in updating and advancing his music is still a good effort and the results are favorable. Overall, Unveiled is recommended for those whoe enjoy R&B/pop/ballad.
Tracklist
1. 눈물의 구성요소 (Components of a Tear)
2. 사랑하다 끝났어 (Loved, It’s Over Now)
3. 나도 약속이 있었으면 좋겠다 (I Wish I Had A Promise)
4. 24
5. Song 4 U
6. Domino (눈물의 구성요소 English Ver.)
7. It's Over Now (사랑하다 끝났어 English Ver.)
8. 사랑하다 끝났어 (Instrumental) (Loved, It’s Over Now)
2. 사랑하다 끝났어 (Loved, It’s Over Now)
3. 나도 약속이 있었으면 좋겠다 (I Wish I Had A Promise)
4. 24
5. Song 4 U
6. Domino (눈물의 구성요소 English Ver.)
7. It's Over Now (사랑하다 끝났어 English Ver.)
8. 사랑하다 끝났어 (Instrumental) (Loved, It’s Over Now)
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