The waiting has an end. After it had lain for almost 2 years to stockpile, the awaited album Emotional Traffic is "of Country superstar Tim McGraw after the end of the dispute with his record label Curb finally appeared. Since Southern Voice" in 2009 had the fans with the release the No. 1 smash hits Felt Good on My Lips "satisfied, the back can be found here as track No.9. In fact, it was worth waiting, because Tim McGraw has been able repeatedly to present an emotional and highly professional performance with no apparent weaknesses . In Emotional Traffic "can shine through McGraw claim to want to leave with every song something permanent. With partly exuberant pathos he modeled through the songs, even at the risk, hinauszuschiessen here and there over the target. Radio capability is consistently guaranteed and as long as the fans miss the label Curb no lesson, the success of the sales counters. Already the opener Halo "is symptomatic, it served rather to mainstream key a la Coldplay as the traditional claim of Hillbilly community. Right Back Atcha Babe" is a straight mid-tempo song with haunting chorus, what with One Part, Two Part "of perhaps only Song this album follows the sprayed real country flavor I will not fall down. "- a coproduction of Warren Brothers with Martina McBride - has the quality to live Burner and likely candidate to be the next single release. It follows with The One "a McGraw-typical feel-good number, which also comes with its textual original chorus. The current single Better than I used to be" has everything a Hitballade needed and shows up as an authentic confession about the purification by Bad Boy for Good Guy. Touchdown Jesus "reminds with its enthralling guitar intro a little of Jason Aldeans It Is not Easy", while The one that got away "again approaching the Chartbreak end mainstream scheme. In Hey now" the Beavers- and Warren brothers have all when it comes to song writing work done and left another album highlight from the stack. The Closing Sets Only Human "(line of text gives the album title) and the by your own hand" do their job and complete the impeccable overall impression. Although one might agree to partly euphoric reviews from Allmusic and Roughstock tend, one should not conceal the fact that Emotional Traffic "very supple comes with no rough edges and waived style cross experiments in order not to jeopardize the preset chart success fairly.
