It sounds like the music of a Man, a man trying to maintain, a man not driven by the more youthful priorities that seem to dominate music today.
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It is a collection full of the musings of a man who appreciates the perks of maturity, and who doesn’t have time for the child-like games and sounds that seem to define so much modern music. From the funky, hip-hop-inflected, “Heartbeat”-throwback “Buddy ,” to the stunningly beautiful “Teach Me” and the Stevie Wonderesque “Questions ,” “LUVANMUSIQ” is a generous, open-armed declaration of heart and soul. If college is that place where you learn who you are and what you want to contribute to the world, “LUVANMUSIQ” is the album Musiq Soulchild was meant to make, crammed with full-bodied tracks that take soul music to the high level he has always reached for. Now with this new album, “LUVANMUSIQ ,” its like I ‘m going off to college.” And college never sounded so good. I look at my previous three albums as grade school, middle school, and high school. “The industry ‘s changed and so have I personally, mentally, psychologically.
“I’ve been away for a little while ,” he says. It is Musiq ‘s quiet devotion to his sonic impact as a musician that drives the man to want to re-introduce himself, to set up his return to the airwaves and the clubs as a new beginning of sorts, and not take for granted his status in the music industry. alone, gathering a string of major awards in the process. Crafting ear-caressing tracks that blended old-school soul fervor with new-school hip-hop rhythms, he went on to sell three million albums in the U.S. After debuting in 2000 with the brilliant “AIJUSWANASEING ,” and following that up with “JUSLISEN” (2002) and “SOULSTAR” (2003), Musiq Soulchild became known for creating some of the most compelling soul of the new millennium. The aim for this record ,” says Musiq Soulchild about “LUVANMUSIQ ,” his first album for Atlantic Records, “is basically to reintroduce myself.”Īs if he really needs an introduction.
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