Just Getting Started: There's a significant difference from their debut, as clubby synths and bass pound. Ad-libbing starts off the album, as autotuned vocals sing "we winnin'".
Imma Put It On Her: The production here is pretty dope, I think the vocals are a little lacking, partially because Yung Joc and Diddy both drop verses. Track grows on you though.
Shawty Wats Up: The track seems like an autotune mess, T-Pain lightly croons, while the boys use the autotune and busy synths pluck around.
Think Of Me: Pretty mediocre, repetitive production and mediocre vocals.
Stadium Music: B. Cox definitely knocked out the production, but something doesn't quite connect here. The voices seem to almost get lost in the production......
Bipolar: Uptempo beat, harmonizing is interesting, will have to give this another listen.
Perfectly Blind: Midtempo ballad that has soft pillowy vocals.
So Good: Nice production and vocally it sounds on point.
Girlfriend: Overpowering production, its gonna take another listen to drop an opinion.
Babymaker: Another midtempo ballad dedicated to the bedroom. The boys' singing blends pretty well.
Then There's You: Seems merely decent and the songwriting isn't too good, production is good...we'll see.
Need That: Bass heavy beat with guitar strum stabs, really uptempo, has a unique sound. Kind of a throwback joint in style with modern instrumentation.
Reminds Me Of You: Repetitive hook, smooth production, however the percussion is a bit distracting.
Your Heels: String laden beat with sparkling bells, fast paced singing here.
Truth Is A Lie: Mediocre effort with robotic production.
Interesting move for Day26, the albums is heavy synths and club production. There aren't really any specific ballads, more midtempo-ballad numbers. I'll have to pay attention more to the harmonizing and runs, but its decent.
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