New Amerykah Part One (4th World War) - Erykah Badu

Description: Genre: R&B & Soul - Soul / Artist: Erykah Badu / Enhanced / Audio CD released 2008-03-03 at Universal / Disc #1 ... more

New Amerykah Part One (4th World War) - Erykah Badu ... Tracklisting
1 Amerykahn Promise
2 The Healer
3 Me
4 My People
5 Soldier
6 The Cell
7 Twinkle
8 Master Teacher
9 That Hump
10 Telephone
11 Real Thang
12 Honey
13 New Amerykah Bandlink

Newest Review: ... Name of'. This album is probably her most hip-hop sounding album so far, but still with a really mellow sweet sound ... more

... (considering the topic of her songs). It also have a really vague and experimental sound at times, changing flow and sometimes even stopping suddenly without it seeming like the tune has ended. It kind of feels like when you are driving or walking down a busy market street in the summer: you can hear a variety of music stopping and starting as you pass different stores and stalls. If you are listening really carefully then it can be a bit annoying but if you just let it wash over you subconciously then it can be a really nic...more

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New Amerykah Part One (4th World War) - Erykah Badu: Baduism is back! (351 words)
by - written on 12/04/09 (Very useful, 33 readings)
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This is probably the most ignored of Erykah Badu's albums. Although she is an amazing singer and a brilliant songwriter, for some reason she never seems to gain as much credibility as other artists in her genre (dare I say male). It really is unfair because her lyrics are really quite raw and politically focused. You would think this would put her up there with Rage Against The Machine and their amazing 'Killing In the Name of'. This album is probably her most hip-hop sounding album so far, but still with a really mellow sweet sound (considering the topic of her songs). It also have a really vague and experimental sound at times, changing flow and ... Read the complete review