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Track List
01) Don't Go Breaking My Heart
02) Nobody Else
03) Breathe
04) New Love
05) Passionate
06) Is It Just Me
07) Chances
08) No Place
09) Chateau
10) The Way It Was
11) Just Like You Like It
12) OK
01) Don't Go Breaking My Heart
02) Nobody Else
03) Breathe
04) New Love
05) Passionate
06) Is It Just Me
07) Chances
08) No Place
09) Chateau
10) The Way It Was
11) Just Like You Like It
12) OK
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"DNA" is the tenth studio album by the Backstreet Boys . It was released on January 25, 2019 by RCA Records. The album features tracks written by Lauv, Andy Grammer, and Stuart Crichton.
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The Backstreet Boys have spent the last two years mining nostalgia with their hits-filled Larger Than Life Las Vegas residency. But the album they’ve been working on in that time – DNA, the group’s 10th LP – is proof that they haven’t entirely been living in the past.
As evidenced with the album’s lead single, the pounding “Don’t Go Breaking My Heart,” DNA stays true to BSB’s harmony-driven pop sound while evolving their production to fit today’s radio landscape (and it worked so well, it earned the group their first Grammy nomination in 17 years and first Pop Songs hit in 11 years). That evolution carries throughout the rest of DNA’s 12 tracks, while also presenting Backstreet Boys’ most diverse set yet, with hints of R&B, country and funk.
DNA feels like the Backstreet Boys’ most mindful attempt to appeal to an audience that’s broader than the '80s and '90s babies who have carried their boy band obsessions into the 2010s. Though DNA may not be so transportive that it'll make people forget it's 2019 and not 1999, BSB were clearly looking to broaden their horizons -- from recruiting fresher cowriters (“Chances” was co-written by Shawn Mendes and Ryan Tedder; “Just Like U Like It” was co-written by Dustin Lynch and country juggernaut Ross Copperman) to incorporating a brass section on the playful “Passionate." And it works.
Even if 2019 Backstreet Boys don't see a hit as huge as "I Want It That Way" or "Quit Playing Games (With My Heart)," it’s always been evident that they know their identity as a group no matter what year it is, and DNA declares that masterfully. The Backstreet Boys have become men – and aren’t going anywhere anytime soon.
reviewed by Taylor Weatherby for billboard.com.
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"DNA" is the tenth studio album by the Backstreet Boys . It was released on January 25, 2019 by RCA Records. The album features tracks written by Lauv, Andy Grammer, and Stuart Crichton.
User Album Review
The Backstreet Boys have spent the last two years mining nostalgia with their hits-filled Larger Than Life Las Vegas residency. But the album they’ve been working on in that time – DNA, the group’s 10th LP – is proof that they haven’t entirely been living in the past.
As evidenced with the album’s lead single, the pounding “Don’t Go Breaking My Heart,” DNA stays true to BSB’s harmony-driven pop sound while evolving their production to fit today’s radio landscape (and it worked so well, it earned the group their first Grammy nomination in 17 years and first Pop Songs hit in 11 years). That evolution carries throughout the rest of DNA’s 12 tracks, while also presenting Backstreet Boys’ most diverse set yet, with hints of R&B, country and funk.
DNA feels like the Backstreet Boys’ most mindful attempt to appeal to an audience that’s broader than the '80s and '90s babies who have carried their boy band obsessions into the 2010s. Though DNA may not be so transportive that it'll make people forget it's 2019 and not 1999, BSB were clearly looking to broaden their horizons -- from recruiting fresher cowriters (“Chances” was co-written by Shawn Mendes and Ryan Tedder; “Just Like U Like It” was co-written by Dustin Lynch and country juggernaut Ross Copperman) to incorporating a brass section on the playful “Passionate." And it works.
Even if 2019 Backstreet Boys don't see a hit as huge as "I Want It That Way" or "Quit Playing Games (With My Heart)," it’s always been evident that they know their identity as a group no matter what year it is, and DNA declares that masterfully. The Backstreet Boys have become men – and aren’t going anywhere anytime soon.
reviewed by Taylor Weatherby for billboard.com.
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