It's funny how ATRL is literally the only place that calls the Beysus release a "gimmick" While all the big publications call it innovative and groundbreaking.
In an effort to reclaim her own musical narrative last summer, Mary J. Blige jetted off to London to work with Sam Smith, Disclosure, and Jimmy Napes on a refreshing new album that she's calling The London Sessions. The project kicks off with "Therapy," which showcases a haunting gospel chorus behind the soul legend's emotionally raw, totally stripped down vocals. It's a bold, "lay it all on the line" type experiment for Blige, who has consistently demonstrated her ability to change with the times.
- lol @ the beyst ep not being able to go to #1 on itunes. Proof that all those sales from the original album were due to that shameless technique!
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Like 90% of the sales were from the surprise release when people hadn't heard a note. The fact that the album just stopped selling after she released singles to radio/youtube and performed them says it all
It's funny how ATRL is literally the only place that calls the Beysus release a "gimmick" While all the big publications call it innovative and groundbreaking.
Sis, it's been damn near a full year and you still haven't established in ya mind just how far up Beyst's freshly bleached anus the media has climbed?
It's funny how ATRL is literally the only place that calls the Beysus release a "gimmick" While all the big publications call it innovative and groundbreaking.
While all the big publications call it innovative and groundbreaking.
