- About the album - Ushers tracks are quite same-y, going from the club based dance tracks to the slower, more sensual ballads. This album also features upbeat tracks such as the single O.M.G. and Down and ballads such as Okay but there are also quite a few more midtempo, middle of the road type tracks such as Guilty which are quite upbeat but lyrically resemble ballads. The majority of tracks are quite catchy and thats what appeals most to me. I've had a couple of songs from this album stuck in my head over the last while and after having listened to it a few times, its hard not to walk away with some of it still playing in your head. The tracks ...  Read the complete review

**Introduction** With Three Consecutive Massive albums, Usher Raymond has become one of Music's biggest stars. The following albums 8701, Confessions and Here I Stand are some of the biggest sellings albums of the last decade. As well as his success in the world of Music he has also branched out into a number of other avenues. Most notably his part ownership of the Cleveland Cavaliers and his range of perfume and he has also opened a number of Restaurants. Usher got married in August 2007 and has since had two children with his now ex wife Tameka Foster. **Raymond V Raymond** As you would expect his latest album covers his divorce. The ...  Read the complete review

"Raymond v. Raymond" came towards the start of 2010 as the sixth album from the Atlanta-based R&B singer Usher (Raymond). Coming with a concept of showing two contrasting personalities, this album has him moving things on with more contemporary R&B as he also explores himself and how he's managed to get to where he's at both in his career and personal life. 1. "Monstar" The album kicks off with a little introductory piece and one that gives a nice bit of context to give us a real understanding of what the artist is pushing for this time around. From an electronic and spacey start, it soon opens up into a gentle, ...  Read the complete review