F.A.M.E
| Chris Brown
F.A.M.E
F.A.M.E. is the third studio album by Colombian singer and songwriter Maluma. The album was supported by three singles: "Felices los 4", "Coraz n" and "El Pr stamo". The album is also Maluma's first bilingual album, containing songs that are written and sung in both Spanish and English. - Wikipedia
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Rolling Stone
F.A.M.E. is a pop ‘n’ b album with something for everyone.
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Slant Magazine
His album isn’t really much of anything other than a collection of avoidant club jams.
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All Music
F.A.M.E. hints that Brown’s best is yet to come.
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LA Times Blog
“F.A.M.E.” also feels strained and sometimes downright desperate.
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Soul In Stereo
F.A.M.E. is much better than I expected.
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The Guardian
This record's syrupy mid-section makes good on his desire to write "songs that your grandma can love".
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Parlé Magazine
F.A.M.E. is a respectable effort from the R&B singer and definitely begins to script Brown’s comeback.
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AV Music
On F.A.M.E.’s effervescent slow jams and up-tempo R&B struts, Brown makes a solid case for himself as an adult artist.
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BBC
F.A.M.E. is no catastrophe
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The Washington Post
“F.A.M.E.,” is his second album since the incident and it is unapologetically defiant.
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NZ Herald
F.A.M.E. has already clocked up a string of hits. It has to be said though, he's still not everyone's cup of tea.
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Pop Matters
F.A.M.E. will satisfy 12 year Malibu and Miami beach frequenters, but anyone with a soul should steer far clear of this mess.
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The Independent
F.A.M.E. is equal parts bubblebath boudoir soul and more bullish beat-driven floor-fillers.
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IGN
Brown's latest is a definite upgrade over Grafitti, though some clunky filler and bad decisions prevent him from reaching his potential as this time around.
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Hifi Magazine
F.A.M.E. is a better improvement over Graffiti and a gentle push in the right direction for an easy-listening hip-pop album – despite the circumstances.
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The Young Folks
F.A.M.E is rather enjoyable, and any Team Breezy fan out there I’m sure will like it
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Brent Music Reviews
Surely Brown just wants to forget he ever went here. He should. Enough said.
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