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Track List
01) I Love Myself
02) Level Up
03) Set
04) Thinkin Bout You
05) Trust Myself
06) Girl Gang
07) Dose
08) Na Na
09) Freak Me
10) Greatest Love
11) Beauty Marks
01) I Love Myself
02) Level Up
03) Set
04) Thinkin Bout You
05) Trust Myself
06) Girl Gang
07) Dose
08) Na Na
09) Freak Me
10) Greatest Love
11) Beauty Marks
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3:24
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3:48
3:38
3:19
3:42
3:08
3:20
3:43
3:36
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First Released
2019
R&B
Bittersweet
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"Beauty Marks" is the seventh full length studio album by American singer Ciara, released on May 10, 2019, through Beauty Entertainment.
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Though ‘Beauty Marks’ is rarely innovative, Ciara shows a respectable amount of range throughout the record. ‘Thinkin Bout You’ is shimmering disco ear candy, ‘Girl Gang’ unites her with Kelly Rowland for a righteous girl power bop, and the electro-R&B of ‘Greatest Love’ glides and glistens stylishly. ‘Freak Me’ starts off sounding like Whitney Houston’s ‘It’s Not Right But It’s Okay’ – a peerless production, but one that’s 20 years old – before becoming much less derivative thanks to an appearance from Nigerian artist Tekno and some sleek Afrobeat inflections. On that last track, Ciara is enough of a pro to carry off even this clunky-sounding come-on: “Turn me on like remote controller / Up and down like a roller coaster.” Um, sure.
By the time the album concludes with the saccharine piano ballad ‘Beauty Marks’, it’s hard not to feel that Ciara has earned the right to emote a little self-indulgently. This may not be a groundbreaking record, but it’s definitely one that delivers bops befitting of a woman who keeps on performing even when she’s served with court papers on stage.
Reviewed by Nick Levine for nme.com.
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"Beauty Marks" is the seventh full length studio album by American singer Ciara, released on May 10, 2019, through Beauty Entertainment.
User Album Review
Though ‘Beauty Marks’ is rarely innovative, Ciara shows a respectable amount of range throughout the record. ‘Thinkin Bout You’ is shimmering disco ear candy, ‘Girl Gang’ unites her with Kelly Rowland for a righteous girl power bop, and the electro-R&B of ‘Greatest Love’ glides and glistens stylishly. ‘Freak Me’ starts off sounding like Whitney Houston’s ‘It’s Not Right But It’s Okay’ – a peerless production, but one that’s 20 years old – before becoming much less derivative thanks to an appearance from Nigerian artist Tekno and some sleek Afrobeat inflections. On that last track, Ciara is enough of a pro to carry off even this clunky-sounding come-on: “Turn me on like remote controller / Up and down like a roller coaster.” Um, sure.
By the time the album concludes with the saccharine piano ballad ‘Beauty Marks’, it’s hard not to feel that Ciara has earned the right to emote a little self-indulgently. This may not be a groundbreaking record, but it’s definitely one that delivers bops befitting of a woman who keeps on performing even when she’s served with court papers on stage.
Reviewed by Nick Levine for nme.com.
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