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This is an Deluxe edition Of "INTRODUCING JOSS STONE". Includes Bonus DVD.
British soul-pop singer Joss Stone was originally marketed as the teenage second coming of 1970s soul stars like Betty Everett and Ann Peebles. After two albums in that style (one consisting entirely of obscure soul covers) and a U.S. marketing push including several commercials for the Gap, Stone withdrew for a couple of years. INTRODUCING JOSS STONE, from the title onward, is an attempt to completely reinvent Stone's public persona, from a retro-soul blonde to a hip, happening redhead with her finger directly on the pulse of 2007 chart pop.
INTRODUCING JOSS STONE is produced by a bevy of contemporary hitmakers, though primarily Raphael Saadiq, and features cameo appearances by everyone from Lauryn Hill to ex-soccer star Vinnie Jones. But in the center of the drum loops, string sections, and slick electronics stands Stone's commanding voice. Opening track "Girl They Won't Believe It" sets the scene for the album as a whole, with Stone delivering a defiant vocal pitched midway between the appealing brattiness of Lily Allen and Amy Winehouse's full-throated R&B roar. No longer a retro favorite for the old-school R&B crowd, Joss Stone presents herself as a neo-soul diva for her times.
This deluxe edition includes the 14 track CD by the British soul singer/songwriter with featured artists including Common and Lauryn Hill, plus a DVD featuring recording footage, making of the video, music video, and interview with Joss discussing the making of the album.
1. In The Studio
4. Choosing Song
5. Tell Me 'Bout It (On The Set)
6. Tour Rehearsal
7. Tell Me 'Bout It (Music Video)
DVD Features:
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Additional personnel: Common, Lauryn Hill.
2. Common
3. StringsRolling Stone (p.80) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "Stone employs her remarkable instrument with focus and nuance on INTRODUCING, and the result is an album full of solid pop-wise R&B."
Q (p.108) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "'Tell Me 'Bout It' is as soulful as Betty Wright....'Tell Me What We're Gonna Do Now' is an unalloyed joy..."
Mojo (Publisher) (p.112) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[The album] contains her best songs and most relaxed, assured performances..." Introducing Joss Stone Music Introducing Joss Stone Songs Introducing Joss Stone Music Introducing Joss Stone Review
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