Overall this is more or less modern dance type pop music. The vocals are the best thing here, but a lot of the music and songwriting works well, too. The biggest complaint is that some of this is overproduced. On a couple songs it’s too the point of taking away from the music. Given the quality of the vocals, that’s a shame. Still, there is enough strong stuff here to make it worthwhile.

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This starts a bit like something from Celine Dion. There are valid comparisons to that artist throughout the song. That said, this gets more soulful than that reference would indicate. This is good stuff.