Tiffany Evans definatly shines on her self-titled debut album. The album hit stores April 22 and it's exceutive produced by R&B superstar Ciara. It features work from Darkchild, StarGate, Keri Hilson and The Clutch. It's so much more than I expected.

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http://www.mtv.com/music/artist/evan...albumId=804387

Debuts at #20 on Billboard's Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums.
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Published: 05.01.2008
CD Review: Tiffany Evans
MELANIE SIMS
The Associated Press

Tiffany Evans is young. Her youth only emphasized by having 22-year-old Ciara as a mentor and just-legal label mate Bow Wow as a self-professed big brother. Evans' vocal maturity, on the other hand, reaches beyond her 15 years, and it's the contrast between her sound and her age that make the teenager remarkable.

The girl's got pipes. Even on the uptempo first single "Promise Ring," Evans' vocals hint at the 10-year-old "Star Search" contestant she once was (you can check the child Evans out on YouTube, covering "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" with all the precision, force and showmanship of a 25-year-old).

Since then, Evans' style has gone less in the direction of Jennifer Holliday and more in the vein of Beyoncé. She's backed by funky, drum-laden tracks produced by The Clutch and Rodney Jerkins.

Her self-titled debut has the shiny, pop-friendly sound popular among her peers. And it's that group and those younger that Evans seems to be addressing on "Girl Gone Wild," in which she urges the "private school girl with your skirt rolled up" to take it down a notch.

Evans' CD is age-appropriate. It's a mix of mid-tempo and slow-moving songs covering all the phases of young love, from daydreaming about the guy ("Thinkin' About") to pondering a break-up ("Can't Walk Away"). The teenager may sing about adulthood on the anthemlike second single "I'm Grown," featuring Bow Wow, but it seems she's left herself plenty of room to grow.

Genre: R&B
Grade: A-

Wow! Her album BOMBED!

Promise Ring:heart:

It's so sad that she flopped.

what a flop album. She should have had Ciara exceutive produce her album three years ago.

They should promote her to Disney and she'd sell alot more

It didn't work for Raven, so it wouldn't work for her.

She isn't a Disney artist. Her music could appeal to the regular music world but people won't stop looking at her as a teeny bopper.

Her music is more like Paula DeAnda or someone like that.

Did it debut at all on Billboard top 200?

she's awful

I bought mine yesterday.. I think its a good album. Much more than i expected! I like impossible, Again and angels on earth. Shes a good singer!

Tiffany Evans >>>>>>>> Raven

Tiffany is the Disney kids' age so she would appeal more than Raven who is older than me trying to stay relevant by not growing up. I think its worth a shot.

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