Fifth Harmony: Fifth Harmony
Fifth Harmony
Fifth Harmony
(Epic Records)
Sometimes you think you know, but you have no idea. When it comes to Fifth Harmony, I had no idea. Now, I love a great pop record, and Iâd heard all the singles, but not enough to be a certified listener. This super group consists of five girls signed by Simon Cowell and LA Reid to the opportunity of a lifetime, and they have consistently built on that brand ever since.
Theyâve received a host of awards and sold 7 million digital and 1.6 billion on demand streams, which proves Iâm the small percentage who âlost in the sauce,â but not anymore. After getting a chance to listen to their newest, and self-titled album Iâm pleasantly pleased. I wonât say surprised because I never underestimate.
âBridgesâ is so well-written, the approach melodically is beautiful, and the effort put into it is obvious. âLonely Nightâ sounds like a 2017 womenâs anthem, and Iâm here for it. Itâs catchy and in tune with the times. âMessyâ is a great cruise joint and earnest in its lyrics. The vocals show the musicality that is often overlooked in pop singing. âAngelâ has such a sexy beat and sounds like a great song for any dancer to get down to.âDownâ just makes you want to move. It has a dancehall feel that gives it cross over appeal and again an infectious melody. It also features Gucci Mane, who adds even more texture and a touch of a hip-hop element to an already great track. This album is what I expected and keeps me thoroughly entertained. Itâs fun, flirty and good soundtrack for a night out on the town.
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