The inclined listener puzzled rubs his ears: Can commercialism to such excesses cause? He can! The new CD of Faith is the logical continuation of their past albums and the end point of a metamorphosis from the acclaimed Country Girl for mediocre pop chanteuse. Too bad, it was still one of the greatest hopes for the New Country sector. What is in "Breathe" and hinted also threatened in the pop version of "This Kiss", is now a reality: a Totalabkehr from the roots that have made large Hill. This would all be yes to absorb yet, Faith could continue its success by the genre change, but this is not so. Cute Schmusepop replaced here with mounted R & B tooting. "Cobbler, stick to your last" one might call the Southern belle and surprised that husband Tim McGraw did not intervene protectively. At most, the single "Cry" and the song "Beautiful" and "Unsaveable" achieve quality that stand out from modern pabulum, because these songs still remember most of the former country queeen Faith Hill. In order not to be misunderstood: Each artist is granted a musical change of image. Is this calculated attempt but at the expense of quality criticism is appropriate. On the trodden terrain of Faith simply semi-professional artists and rasping guitar pop romp too many combined with mandatory black background choirs one knows to be sufficient. Is there a back, asking the startled buyer. Hope it is: "Back to the roots, please!
