Alicia Keys Talk ‘Element of Freedom’
Singer from New York, Alicia Keys has its own formula for expressing freedom. In fourth album, Alicia was talking about the ‘Element of Freedom’.
Many changes were made Alicia with her album now. You like it or not? Hear me out before you judge it.
‘Does not Mean Anything’ which became the first single wrapped little nuances of classical pop. Beat drum and bass is very dominant. Piano accompaniment from start to finish.
Alicia still poured aroma R & B and soul songs in each dish. But sometimes imperceptibly much. Like in the song ‘Try Sleeping with a Broken Heart’. Alicia’s vocals seemed to change. Songs that do not quite seem to cover ballads characteristic of Alicia’s voice.
In ‘That’s How Strong My Love Is’, Alicia again showed its fangs. Soul ballad a la Alicia with a little “freedom” to show that he is a musician who was more qualified.
One song super R & B soul is ‘Put It in a Love Song’ that Alicia sang with Beyonce. Even though Beyonce was more dominant.
One song that was unworthy misses ‘How It Feels to Fly’. A very appropriate song for an Alicia. The last one is ‘The Empire State of Mind (Part II) Broken Down’. Her double version of the song, Jay-Z together previously was popular among music lovers. But Alicia’s solo version is more practically nice. Let’s say you see for yourself.
Overall, Alicia did make a lot of stuff on this album. But no one ever knew whether it would work for him? Alicia will reap the results later.
List track album ‘Element of Freedom’ Alicia Keys:
1. Element of Freedom (Intro)
2. Love Is Blind
3. Does not Mean Anything
4. Try Sleeping with a Broken Heart
5. Wait Til You See My Smile
6. That’s How Strong My Love Is
7. Un-thinkable (I’m Ready)
8. Love Is My Disease
9. Like the Sea
10. Put It in a Love Song (featuring Missy Elliott)
11. This Bed
12. Distance and Time
13. How It Feels to Fly
14. Empire State of Mind (Part II) Broken Down
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