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Track List
01) Free Me
02) Maybe
03) I'll Be There
04) Tomorrow
05) Breathing
06) Crickets Sing for Anamaria
07) No Sign of Life
08) Who the Hell Are You
09) Lay Your Love on Me
10) Amazing
11) You Are
12) Something So Beautiful
01) Free Me
02) Maybe
03) I'll Be There
04) Tomorrow
05) Breathing
06) Crickets Sing for Anamaria
07) No Sign of Life
08) Who the Hell Are You
09) Lay Your Love on Me
10) Amazing
11) You Are
12) Something So Beautiful
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2004
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Free Me is the second studio album by English recording artist Emma Bunton, released in the United Kingdom and Canada on 9 February 2004 and in the United States on 25 January 2005.
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Well it looks like sugar-sweet Baby has finally grown up. Free Me is sophisticated and stylish grown-up pop; all wispy, lush and gorgeous, just like Em herself.
On most of these tracks Emma's voice sounds as sultry as honey dripped on to a crumpet. It seems entirely just and right that she's now the only former Spicey lady who still has a record deal.
Previous single "Maybe" is a perfect pastiche of French fluffy '60s bubblegum pop and we can almost imagine Em kicking her thigh-high boots through the rain and twirling an open umbrella while munching on a French stick. Cascading strings lightly pluck at the heartstrings in "Tomorrow" while "Breathing" is slightly Spanish, sexy and perfect for hot steamy nights (Erm, it's February -Ed). And "Amazing" makes you want to run through fields of butterflies with daisies in your hair.
Although it peters out a bit in the middle, generally this is light and frothy, like a good cappuccino, but this time it's with the sugar taken out.
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Free Me is the second studio album by English recording artist Emma Bunton, released in the United Kingdom and Canada on 9 February 2004 and in the United States on 25 January 2005.
User Album Review
Well it looks like sugar-sweet Baby has finally grown up. Free Me is sophisticated and stylish grown-up pop; all wispy, lush and gorgeous, just like Em herself.
On most of these tracks Emma's voice sounds as sultry as honey dripped on to a crumpet. It seems entirely just and right that she's now the only former Spicey lady who still has a record deal.
Previous single "Maybe" is a perfect pastiche of French fluffy '60s bubblegum pop and we can almost imagine Em kicking her thigh-high boots through the rain and twirling an open umbrella while munching on a French stick. Cascading strings lightly pluck at the heartstrings in "Tomorrow" while "Breathing" is slightly Spanish, sexy and perfect for hot steamy nights (Erm, it's February -Ed). And "Amazing" makes you want to run through fields of butterflies with daisies in your hair.
Although it peters out a bit in the middle, generally this is light and frothy, like a good cappuccino, but this time it's with the sugar taken out.
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