Mary J Blige feels new strength and presents a very convincing album

The Queen of Hip Hop Soul, the six-time Grammy winner, a ghetto kid from the Bronx in New York, which also therefore became a celebrated superstar of R & B, because it more than any other artist their personal suffering and success story in their songs processed, which freed itself from an alcohol and drug addiction itself, Mary J Blige now presents their 12th album 'bears the telling title, stronger with each tear. "The album is for me and what I'm doing. After all the pain I have become a stronger person. It's about life, love, change, strength and above all a matter of knowing who you are," says the diva with the beguiling eyes and this volcano-like voice. Mary J Blige sings on all songs proverbial soul out of the lungs. Thus, the new CD is an impressively successful combination of faster, hip hop-influenced songs, such as the duets "The One" with rapper Drake and "Good Love" with rapper TI and more thoughtful, slower tracks. The decoupled first single is a wonderful co-tempo soul number "I Am". Almost all songs were written by Blige and show what a high standard your intelligent songwriting now has. As always pierce the ballads out particularly, since such Blige on "I Feel Good", "Each Tear" and "I Love U" or "In The Morning" simply irresistible. Even the very successful duet with young-soul star Trey Songz on "We Got Hood Love" convinced. Guest producers include Darkchild, Swizz Beatz, Sean Garrett, Tricky Stewart and Ne-Yo. Blige has now gone under the film producer and controls the end still a fantastic soundtrack "Color" at. This great artist has arrived at and sits again R & B standards.