5:56 pm - 09/19/2012
DIGITAL SPY
Six years is a dangerously long time to spend away from pop, but fortunately for Nelly Furtado, she couldn't have left things on a higher note. Her collaboration with the Timbaland posse on 2006's multi-million selling Loose transformed the Portuguese mother from quirky folk-soul singer to mainstream R&B diva - a tag which briefly saw her retreat to her roots on '09s Spanish-only LP Mi Plan. Spirit Indestructible is essentially an attempt to blend the two, and the results are surprisingly seamless.
Tracks to download: Spirit Indestructible, Say Something, Parking Lot, Waiting For The Night;
4 out of 5
EXAMINER
It’s been awhile since Whoa! Nelly fans have heard the girl they admired from “Turn off the Lights”, “…on the Radio (Remember the Days)”, and “Powerless”, but Nelly Furtado has found her way home on Spirit Indestructible.
She has grown as a world artist, mother, and charity supporter, all of which are reflected in this album. Welcome back, Nelly. We've missed you. 4 out of 5 Stars
SLANT MAGAZINE
Whether her strategy is to sing-song her way beyond the abrasive edges or to conversely turn her voice into an even more abrasive element, Furtado makes it all work. She's fully capable, when goaded, of unleashing her inner Taana Gardner, and does so to great effect on "Big Hoops" and "Something," a collaboration with Nas. Whether she's measuring the circumference of her earrings, writing an entry in her diary, or flowing with a meditative drone (which she does in the sparkling, aptly titled "The Most Beautiful Thing"), she clearly enjoys being a girl. 3.5 out of 5 Stars
Source.
The album is doing so-so in iTunes store around the world, tho. Try it, it's a grower and it's actually a good grower made with quality. Also, have you watched Parking Lot mv? Such a good mv. And no, no one is paying me for doing PR ¬¬' I just love this woman :)
Nelly Furtado's T.S.I Reviews!
DIGITAL SPY
Six years is a dangerously long time to spend away from pop, but fortunately for Nelly Furtado, she couldn't have left things on a higher note. Her collaboration with the Timbaland posse on 2006's multi-million selling Loose transformed the Portuguese mother from quirky folk-soul singer to mainstream R&B diva - a tag which briefly saw her retreat to her roots on '09s Spanish-only LP Mi Plan. Spirit Indestructible is essentially an attempt to blend the two, and the results are surprisingly seamless.
Tracks to download: Spirit Indestructible, Say Something, Parking Lot, Waiting For The Night;
4 out of 5
EXAMINER
It’s been awhile since Whoa! Nelly fans have heard the girl they admired from “Turn off the Lights”, “…on the Radio (Remember the Days)”, and “Powerless”, but Nelly Furtado has found her way home on Spirit Indestructible.
She has grown as a world artist, mother, and charity supporter, all of which are reflected in this album. Welcome back, Nelly. We've missed you. 4 out of 5 Stars
SLANT MAGAZINE
Whether her strategy is to sing-song her way beyond the abrasive edges or to conversely turn her voice into an even more abrasive element, Furtado makes it all work. She's fully capable, when goaded, of unleashing her inner Taana Gardner, and does so to great effect on "Big Hoops" and "Something," a collaboration with Nas. Whether she's measuring the circumference of her earrings, writing an entry in her diary, or flowing with a meditative drone (which she does in the sparkling, aptly titled "The Most Beautiful Thing"), she clearly enjoys being a girl. 3.5 out of 5 Stars
Source.
The album is doing so-so in iTunes store around the world, tho. Try it, it's a grower and it's actually a good grower made with quality. Also, have you watched Parking Lot mv? Such a good mv. And no, no one is paying me for doing PR ¬¬' I just love this woman :)
after a couple of listens i actually quite like it but like it's gonna be hard to promote
there are already 3 singles and they all flopped, omg