Free Me - Emma Bunton

FREE ME is the title of former Spice Girl EMMA BUNTON's album. The album contains 14 tracks which I will review. The opening song FRE ME has a real mellow feel to it. The lyrics are soothing and Bunton's vocals are very husky with the chorus one you can sing along to. MAYBE is another gentle paced track with smooth vocals and has a positive vibe in the lyrics. I'LL BE THERE is a song that gets better each time you hear it although the chorus lacks energy of oter tunes. TOMORROW tries to be too clever lyrically that I think the music suffers even though the vocals are on good form. BREATHING is quite close to ...  Read the complete review

Emma Bunton is the only Spice girl that has atcually in some depth maintained a credible music career, her fantastic second album was a masterpiece and Popjustice hailed it as extraordinary. Every track is brillant, it's 60's type feel good music that feel like it came out years ago. Suprisingly the album is sorta a master piece and is really consistent,it's feel good music at its best Emma Bunton has a better voice than the majority of the other spice girls, this album has the really good upbeat midtempo songs like Free Me, Tommorow, Breathing - theres a fab track that is just mad called Crickets Sing For Annamaria there's the stompers like Maybe Way That You ...  Read the complete review

Emma Bunton formed part of Spice Girls, arguiably the most popular and successful girl band of all time. ''Free Me'' is Emma Bunton's second CD album, at the launch of her solo career. ''Free Me'' is more different than her first album ''A Girl Like Me''. ''Free Me'' adapts a more mature, and soulful music style rather than ''A Girl Like Me'' which was filled with more pop and rock tracks than soul classics. ''Free Me'' is a nice, soothing and mature album filled with a selection of deep and meaningful soul classics. ''Free Me'' is a perfect soul track it is gentle, soothing and has a great chorus. Emma sings it well and it has some great ...  Read the complete review