ESTELLE - Shine (reissue) - Vinyl (gatefold orange & black vinyl 2xLP)
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ESTELLE

Shine (reissue)

Round Hill US

gatefold orange & black vinyl 2xLP Cat: RHR 101VL
Rel: 16 Dec 24
Hip Hop/R&B Side 1 - Track 1. Wait A Minute (Just A Touch) Side 1 - Track 2. No Substitute Love Side 1 - Track 3. American Boy (feat Kanye West) Side 2 - Track 1. More Than Friends Side 2 - Track 2. Magnificent (feat Kardinal Offishall) Side 2 - Track 3. Come Over Side 3 - Track 1. So Much Out The Way Side 3 - Track 2. In The Rain Side 3 - Track 3. Back In Love Side 4 - Track 1. You Are (feat John Legend) Side 4 - Track 2. Pretty Please (Love Me) (feat Cee-Lo) Side 4 - Track 3. Shine Side 4 - Track 4. American Boy (Nashup remix 2024)

The resurgence of solo British female artists like Lily Allen, Lady Sovereign, and Amy Winehouse highlights a distinct, acerbic edge that resonates with US audiences, especially when delivered with an accent. While American counterparts like Beyonce and Ciara can be assertive, they remain likable, whereas their British peers often embrace a more confrontational stance. Estelle's US debut, Shine, reflects this trend with its blend of sass and charm. The album kicks off with the cheeky 'Wait a Minute (Just a Touch)' and continues with the sharp-tongued 'No Substitute Love,' featuring a clever nod to George Michael's 'Faith.' Unlike her Brit contemporaries who might veer into bitterness, Estelle's approach is more nuanced and humane. The crossover hit 'American Boy,' featuring Kanye West, showcases an irresistible hook and dynamic production by Will.I.Am. Tracks like 'More Than Friends' and 'Pretty Please (Love Me)' highlight Estelle's warm, unpretentious style, making the album's sporadic shifts forgivable. While the album sometimes feels like a chaotic blend of influences, it ultimately affirms Estelle's potential, even if her artistic direction is still evolving.


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