Popstar Bebe Rexha has released her self-titled album ‘Bebe’ and netizens are pouring appreciation for the singer’s effort to take listeners back to the retro era.
Bebe Rexha turns the clock around in her recent album, entitled ‘Bebe’ which features the 70’s disco sound and 80’s pop music mixed with modern musical compositions. Her third studio album is all set to infect the audience with pop anthems including the massive hit ‘I’m Good (Blue)’ that samples from Eiffel 65’s ‘Blue (Da Ba Dee)’. The netizens are leaving appreciation and support for this latest effort by Bebe on social media, calling it probably the best craft in her discography. Consisting of 12 songs in total, ‘Bebe‘ by Bebe Rexha is a sonically cohesive album that is vocally powerful and brilliantly done in the department of studio mixing and engineering.
The album opens with ‘Heart Wants What It Wants’ which is composed of a bluesy guitar line combined with a pounding bass. Bebe’s smokey vocals do an amazing job elevating the soundscape along with the beat kicking. Soon the song turns into a vintage soundscape vibe while maintaining the traces of originality. The next track, ‘Miracle Man’ is an instant attention-grabber with its funky bass line. ‘Satellite‘ opens with a familiar voice where the rapper Snoop Dogg is present with the first feature of the album. Sonically, the album is a journey to the good old days, especially with the 70’s synth on tracks.
Snoop Dogg is not the biggest and only feature on the album as we soon hear the legendary Dolly Parton on the acoustic ballad, ‘Seasons’ which is placed at the perfect spot on the album, as a closer. There are also quite a lot of dance anthems on the album, tracks like ‘When It Rains’, ‘Call On Me’, and the unforgettable ‘I’m Good (Blue)’. The last one is a collaboration with the popular DJ David Guetta. This instant pop banger will force you to let the air breeze into your hair and dance your heart out. The tone changes with the next track, ‘Visions (Don’t Go)’ which turns towards a more bluesy composition with an enchanting chorus. Then the vibe changes in ‘Born Again’ is a piano-driven ballad, showing off the sexy, yet emotional vocals of the singer. ‘Blue Moon’ is one of the strongest tracks on the album which is extremely high-powered and danceable. Overall, Bebe takes her audience on a colorful and nostalgic journey with this versatile album.
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Hughes Nelson is a contributing writer for Daily Music Roll. He also runs few other blogs, where he analyzes pop, hip-hop, and other music too seriously. Hughes reviews the music on daily basis and magnanimously indulges, encourages, and even participates in music discussion worldwide.