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Release Info:
Artist : Heather Headley
Album : In My Mind-Remixes
Genre : R&B
Date : 05-14-2006
Year : 2006
Encoder : Lame 3.90
Quality : VBRkbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
Tracks : 10
Playtime : 60:57 min
Label : RCA
Size : 85,4 MB
Streetdate : 05-09-2006
Url : n/a
Source : CDDA
Tracklist:
01.In My Mind (Freemasons Radio Mix) [03:51]
02.In My Mind (Freemasons Vocal Club Mix) [07:42]
03.In My Mind (Freemasons Dub Mix) [06:41]
04.In My Mind (Freemasons Club Instrumental) [07:43]
05.In My Mind (Freemasons Club Acappella) [05:15]
06.In My Mind (Dave Hernandez Club Mix) [07:06]
07.In My Mind [dave Hernandez Dub Mix One] [07:15]
08.In My Mind [dave Hernandez Dub Mix Two] [07:16]
09.In My Mind [dave Hernandez Radio Mix] [04:01]
10.In My Mind (Original Mix) [album Version] [04:07]
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60:57 min
85,4 MB
Release Notes:
Fans of mature R&B who were won over by Heather Headley's 2002 debut, This Is
Who I Am, will hear much to like in her follow-up, In My Mind. Headley by and
large proceeds with an "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" policy. She does sound
more assured, which only works to her advantage with the mostly elegant and
very musical set of arrangements that she fronts. Though the hooks aren't as
immediate as what can be heard on Top 40 radio, the relationship insights and
the manner in which they're compellingly conveyed are more than a fair trade-
off. The title track, which begins the album, immediately reminds the listener
that Headley's songs aren't full of empty gestures or fleeting thrills. Unlike
most modern R&B singles of any stripe -- whether they strive for major chart
success or comparisons to '70s icons -- the song exemplifies how relationships
and emotions are messy and complicated, and how they can't always be summed up
by short catch phrases, over-dramatic bellowing, and other forms of "I'm more
important than the song" nonsense. That said, the album isn't without some
surprises. "Back When It Was" is the classiest production Lil Jon has done yet,
much more "Givin' Him Something He Can Feel" than "Get Low" -- classy enough,
in fact, to lead into another one of Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis' elegantly
layered ballads. The buoyant dancehall-tinged track "How Many Ways," produced
by Lenky, features Vybz Kartel, and is just as sexy as BeyoncΘ's "Naughty Girl"
without being nearly as suggestive. The only disappointment is that the album
lacks a strutting, upfront track on the level of This Is Who I Am's Dallas
Austin-produced "Like Ya Used To." Here's hoping that Headley's third album
won't take more than three years to materialize. Her presence should be
constant, not occasional.
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