Love Is a Four Letter Word

| Jason Mraz

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Love Is a Four Letter Word

Love Is a Four Letter Word is the fourth studio album by the American singer-songwriter Jason Mraz, released on April 13, 2012, by Atlantic Records. "I Won't Give Up" was released as the album's first single on January 3, 2012. - Wikipedia

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  • Rolling Stone

    ...he’s added more world-music textures to his folk pop, and turned up the blissed-out vibes on Love Is a Four Letter Word.  

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  • BBC

    But for a listener who’s only been aware of Mraz by reputation, this is no instant-fix point of entry.  

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  • All Music

    It may be a lie, but it sure sounds good as it's told.  

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  • Entertainment Weekly

    ...he tiptoes the line on Love Is a Four Letter Word between hammock-strung wisdom and twee naïveté  

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  • PopMatters

    Twenty two seconds. That's all it takes Jason Mraz to get back to the type of acoustic guitar pop reggae upstrokes that made "I'm Yours" 2008's unavoidable mega-hit on his latest set, Love Is a Four Letter Word.  

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  • The Guardian

    One for when only the best ear candy will do.  

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  • The New York Times

    his most perplexing, and dense, relative to the warm directness of his previous work. 

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  • The Observer (Guardian US)

    Ultimately, it's hard to decide which grates more – the insanely happy upbeat songs or the wistful, dreary ones... 

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  • idobi

    Although the album sees him moving in a different direction, each song is carefully crafted layer by layer.... 

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  • lip

    There’s nothing not to love about this album. 

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  • Pinpoint Music

    ...he melodies are fresh and revitalized with new a feel and sound that differs from his past albums.  

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  • Uproxx

    ...but he too often drowns in his own well-intentioned message. 

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  • MIMO

    Overall, Love…is a pleasant listening experience  

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  • The Boston Globe

    ...yet another effective swallow of musical Prozac about the splendor of taking it easy, don’t sound so much like musical optimism as crassly cynical manipulation. 

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  • Macomb Daily

    The songs about heartache don't detract from the optimistic vibe of this 12-song collection 

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  • Illinois Eagle

    For fans that have admired Mraz from the beginning this album will be a new avenue of interest, and for newcomers curiosity is upon you.  

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  • the arts desk

    Jason Mraz keeps it simple and blandly sweet-natured for his fourth album  

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  • Metro

    Love Is A Four Letter Word has mainstream appeal but some will consider it an earnest teen drama soundtrack. 

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  • Reflector Online

    ...the overall content of this album is worth listening to, and the songs are unique, which definitely makes for an enjoyable musical experience.  

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  • The Mercury News

    the album feels artistically rudderless. 

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  • Daily Echo

    ...fans will be glad to hear that the Virginia-born singer-songwriter, pictured, who’s now 34, hasn’t strayed too far from his melodic ballads. 

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  • Grand Forks Herald

    With his fourth studio album, "Love Is a Four Letter Word" (Atlantic), Jason Mraz successfully makes the transition from being simply clever to being deep.  

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  • Noteworthy Music

    It's the perfect background track for driving around town with the windows down and soaking up a relaxing, sunny day... 

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  • The Gizzle Review

    In essence, Mraz has lost his cool.  

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  • Iowa State Daily

    It’s great that Mraz can still be so optimistic after all these years, even in difficult times.  

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  • Star Tribune

    For Mraz, loving embrace comes naturally. 

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  • Muscat Daily

    If Mraz is anything, he is consistent and consistency sells records. 

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