Times even change the Bushido

Bushido has undergone a great transformation over the years. That the name of the film and the album goes well, accordingly, is not going to deny. And no matter how you want to stand by Bushido, his works and his person, you have to admit that what the Lord has done here is something that you must imitate him once. And that every time changes probably know everyone from personal experience, accordingly, should critics times think before you say that a man like Bushido could not change.
That he can, and even quite good, he now demonstrates with his album "Times change you." The album bristles with strong lyrics and a very convincing Bushido. Especially the intro of the album leaves a again wander through the career Bushido and shows a once strong, has as much as Bushido actually changed despite that he has remained a certain line always faithful. Noticeable is especially the point that always predominantly hard tracks have been replaced by the softer tracks but what I need to be as a special bonus, as this just shows a new and more personal side of Bushido. That this but unfortunately culminates on many songs, different women mourns where he was once an open question, the fact is simply that you have to deduct the Bushido. How to impress especially tracks like "Selina", "Arise" and "Just for you (Mama)". Nevertheless Bushido has not forgotten his old pace, and so he makes his way to tougher tracks like "One Man Army", "23 hours cell" or "Airmax on concrete" reappear. But that is also a very good mix of both sides can come to the fore, showing Mr. Ferchichi on tracks like "Times change you," "You'll be fine" and "Open the door for us." Accordingly, an eclectic mix of tracks is guaranteed in the well-everyone can find something. To be considered especially positive is the point that Bushido are his people also accommodate separate tracks, where most of Kay One solo track "I Love You" and the Chak & Bizzy-part "Way of a Warrior" are very strong. Also very good are the features of Fler, Kay One and particularly surprising glasshouse with Moses Pelham as a producer, all of which deliver a very good job and performance and definitely bring fresh air into the matter. That for my taste but can not convince all the songs is just a small crash, but I can tracks like "little light", "I'll let you go" and "Because of a sheet of paper" just do not listen, but from the very annoying unbeatable track is "The BMW" by Fler absolutely topped and which I simply can not bear. Both the Beat and Fler are complete disaster and that will never change in my ears.
What I have to say about the album is that some tracks have to be heard several times but if you know more the harder kind of Bushido. But that's not a problem as a whole and works surprisingly well. Significantly, however, is the fact that this album is one of the soundtrack for the associated movie, because the tracks to be told all of a certain phase in life Bushidos what the album is even an even more personal touch.
As for Bushido meanwhile is typically have the instrumentals and a DVD again found space. While the instrumentals are again super to listen, the DVD is unfortunately failed quite spärrlich and could be omitted entirely accordingly, because here you will not miss anything, only the small documentary the film is somewhat interesting.
For well done is the Steelbox what you got with the Limited Edition Delixe because this looks awesome and is also very solid.
Small errors on the edge: If you look at the credits in the booklet at times, so even falls a misspelling on; "change times you") instead is called the track produced there "Times change," but only at the margins)

Finally, to say that is "Times change you," is a very solid album which is an even deeper insight into Bushido shows and even brings a new gait with it. That not every existing fans can abgewinnen what is probably quite clear and that the substance Hater again try to find as well, but since Bushido polarizes like no other, one can accept the way and the album can be quite satisfied.

Hörempfehlungen on my part:
- One Man Army
- Airmax on concrete (feat. Fler)
- Everything will be fine
- Open the door and (feat Kay One.)
- Selina
- Arise (feat glasshouse.)
- Battle on the Rockz (feat Fler & Kay One.)
- I love you (Kay One)
- Way of a Warrior (feat Chakuza Bizzy Montana.)