Soul made by Bad Boy

Faith Evans, who stands at the Puff Daddy Bad Boy label under contract and after separation Mary J. Blige by Mr. Combs, is touted as the successor, has with her debut "FAITH" In 1995, an impressive debut laid. 15 tracks is the present first-powerful (including Interludes) and moves musically between finest soul ballads and dance Swingbeat sweepers. Was produced throughout the course of label owners Puff Daddy but also others, which perhaps makes the whole album as good. So then also poke and Tyme of the Track Masters at work, Chucky Thompson or Herb Middleton were. In addition, the potential, especially through the media like to bring jurors because marketable, competitive, between the "Queen Of Hip-Hop / Soul," Mary J. Blige and the alleged successor Faith, punished here with falsehood, through the beautiful duet "Love don` t Live Here Anymore ". However, it also noted here that the two singer vocally are not far away from each other, which in turn comes to the media and their "competitive marketing strategy" to Good. But both can, and do so wonderfully competition, singing or not. In addition, one notes that Faith Evans has a quite versatile voice and it is understood the songs that sometimes a little overproduced therefore come abzuverlangen maximum mood. Always nice relaxed, such as in "Give It To Me", with partially has expressed penchant for tragedy, as on "Soon As I Get Home" or lightness, as in "Fallin` In Love". "Faith" is a fine debut and definitely bodes well, especially when a Mr. Combs keeps production-so discreetly in the background. (This is an Amazon.com at the university-student review.)