Non-fiction is now his sixth album, and it starts relatively quietly and calmly. Ne-Yo has a special gift, he can write love songs like no other and present, the passion with which he describes his experiences and fantasies goes hand in hand with its incredibly warm and empathetic voice, every song is an experience. The first twenty minutes of the album not deliver this time, unfortunately, but the best carpet of sound, here quite a bit lost. With Time of our Lives then the first dance floor grenade Pitbull in his luggage, the song, however, was already represented on the album by Mr.Worldwide, therefore not really new. Who's Taking You Home is then, however, a really fresh midtempo track, has really built David Guetta? Coming with you is the grooviest number of the album, Rob Base & DJ EZ Skirt likely as originator of the beats really have fun with it!
After Ne-Yo moves back to calm waters, only Money can not buy with Jeezy and She knows with Juicy J. load again right for a bounce. The album is not without reason that non-fiction, for Ne-Yo has again put a lot of content in his work and dispensed like to kitschy and inflated stories that certainly no longer comply with the age and would come across as credible. A small roller coaster ride it has become, but with a total of 21 play stations of the Deluxe version there are a few moments where we would like to continue skipping.
