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Graffiti
Chris Brown
Graffiti
Genres: Pop, R&B
 
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2009 release from the R&B star. Preparing for his 2009 release Graffiti, Chris Brown has crossed the threshold from teenager to young man. Experiencing the growing pains, challenges, loves and losses of the past year,...  more »

     
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All Artists: Chris Brown
Title: Graffiti
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Jive
Original Release Date: 12/8/2009
Release Date: 12/8/2009
Genres: Pop, R&B
Style: Soul
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
Other Editions: Graffiti
UPC: 886976143428

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2009 release from the R&B star. Preparing for his 2009 release Graffiti, Chris Brown has crossed the threshold from teenager to young man. Experiencing the growing pains, challenges, loves and losses of the past year, Chris has found his way as an artist. While creating his own distinct sound, he has put together a body of work that captures the many dimensions of youth: lost love, disappointment and self discovery counterbalanced with swagger, ambition and partying. Graffiti represents the gateway to Chris' next chapter as an artist and young adult.

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CD Reviews

An Amazingly New Chris Brown
H. D. Espinosa | 12/08/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)

"If you guessed that the new album would inevitably contain some sort of deep self regret by what was one of the most noticeable star scandals this year, well you guessed right - The song is called "So Cold" and it's the fourth track of "Graffiti", the newest effort by Chris Brown. When he sings "Damn I want my baby back"/"it's so cold without her"/"she's gone" and on, one can't help but remember the incident involving him and his then girlfriend, Rihanna. A subtle message asking for forgiveness, a chance of saying - once again - what probably he had not the chance to do in person. Subtle because it's not really directed to a person specifically, but we all know who she is...



In general, "Graffiti" could be called a remarkable evolution from both of his previous albums, "Chris Brown" and "Exclusive". More mature, self-reflective in many moments (listen to "Lucky Me", "Fallin' Down" and "I'll Go", the three which wraps up the record), even less annoying I should say. Fairly balanced between dancing and slow tunes, far from being a "deja vu" thing. Except for one moment or another, the concept is all brand new. Much to my delight, it was nice to find that "Pass Out", besides having an uplifting vibe, contains samples of one of my Steve Winwood's favorites, "Valerie". I have never heard Chris trying a sample before - at least one which was noticeable to me - and if this is correct, it's just one more evidence that this album is entirely different in creative terms, and therefore it's worth listening."
HE'S BAAACK!!!
R. Knight | New Haven, CT USA | 12/10/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)

"first of all the Bible says He who has not sinned throw the first stone...we've all done something in our life that we regret. Everyone is always ready to judge! I am not saying that what he did was not wrong but if they've moved on why can't we???



Now with that said....the cd is a HIT!!! i love every song!! i have been a fan of chris brown since he began his career and he has not disappointed me yet. I love his music. You can tell that he has grown up and i love it. His voice is beautiful, he can dance his butt off and I love his videos. I have to say my favorites on this cd is Crawl, So Cold & I'll go. if you are a TRUE chris brown fan you will not be disappointed!!! this cd gets plenty of rotation in my cd player!!!!

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Worth the Money
Music Lover | Georgia | 12/21/2009
(4 out of 5 stars)

"Chris Brown releases another cd that is well worth the money spent on it. Brown has released two successful cds prior to this one and does not disappoint in Graffiti. It is obvious his voice has matured and his range is amazing (although often enhanced by auto-tune). Chris Brown delivers a cd with several sure-fire hits, which can be a hard feat after his second cd Exclusive. This cd brings with it catchy hooks and subject matter that is sure to get the fans to talk about who he may be singing about.



I Can Transform Ya - great hip-hop/pop track that feat Li'l Wayne and Swizz Beatz

Sing Like Me - beautiful mid-tempo song and catchy melody & hook

Crawl - a beautiful song about regret and repairing a damaged relationship

So Cold - catchy pop tune about a loved one who is gone

What I Do - catchy pop tune feat Plies

Famous Girl - great songwriting with a twist on the title; you might keep this one on replay

Take My Time - a follow up attempt to Take You Down feat producer/singer Tank; may be a bit racy for the young fans

I.Y.A. - dance track; catchy hook; think of Forever or an 80s track; it reminds me of Prince for some reason

Pass Out - another dance track; think of Forever or even Keri Hilson/Timbaland; my daughter LOVES this one

Wait feat Trey Songz & Game - lyrically raunchy and double meanings, but the beat and melody are HOTTT!

Lucky Me - a conflicted perspective - torn between stardom and being normal (the weight of the world on his shoulders)

Falling Down - well written track; my daughter loves this song as well

I'll Go - one of the only songs that lets his beautiful and natural voice shine as he sings about agreeing to leave a relationship if he is unwanted; some may think it is a boring track, but I thought it was nice to hear his voice without the autotune and other effects



Troubles aside, Chris Brown is a talent that cannot be ignored.



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