Indigo
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Indigo
Indigo is the ninth studio album by American singer Chris Brown, released on June 28, 2019, by RCA Records. The album marks as his second double album and follows up to his eighth album Heartbreak on a Full Moon (2017).
Six official singles have been released from Indigo thus far: "Undecided", "Back to Love", "Wobble Up", featuring Nicki Minaj and G-Eazy, "No Guidance", featuring Drake, "Heat", featuring Gunna and "Don't Check on Me", featuring Justin Bieber and Ink. The album became Brown's third US number-one album and first in seven years, since Fortune (2012).-"Wikipedia"
Critic Reviews
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Soul in Stereo
Call this a compilation or a playlist or whatever you like. But you can’t call it a good album.
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The Musical Hype
Indigo has its fair share of moments, but you have to sift through the excess to find them. Regardless, as mentioned numerous times, Chris Brown does sound great vocally, but again, that has never been the problem with the artist. Still, two-hours-plus is too much for almost anybody, particularly an artist like Brown who has carved out his niche on hedonism.
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CommMedia
In terms of songwriting, none of the songs off of “Indigo” seemed to give off creativity. It is understandable that Brown tends to focus more on the dance vibes and tempos for songs, but it is now just a reoccurring thing. Going forward, Brown would benefit from trying different genres, beats, and experimenting with different artists that could make successful collaborations.
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HipHop DX
Indigo is the whiteboard of ideas and nobody bothered to find the dry eraser. As a veteran superstar who has escaped a couple of valid cancellations and has the immense talent to harness, Brown needs to cut the songwriting camps and tap into his own soul and belt out a succession of overdue classic projects — with a congenial amount of tracks.
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Slant Magazine
Indigo fails to justify both its duration and existence.
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All Music
Pleasure-seeking club tracks, entitled slow jams, tormented ballads, and yearning pop-R&B love songs -- the last of which still match up best with his voice, virtually unchanged during the last decade -- are all plentiful. The length also enables Brown to take numerous competitive digs at the lacking intelligence and sexual ability of various men as they relate to his object of affection.
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Culture Hash
Indigo is a cynical project, stuffed with generic R&B and Hip-Hop tracks just for streaming purposes.
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