Who is Jesse J? Well distinctly from looking just love Abby off of "NCIS," she's the hottest reborn singer/songwriter/rapping resister out of the UK. US audiences have apt to heard of her from the number "Price Tag (featuring B.o.B.)," but she's come up with a store of soulful, poppy tunes.
Jesse J's songs are reminiscent of Mariah Carey or Adele, but with the stance of P!nk. Her fans are voracious, prompting the story of her debut album "Who You Are" to be moved up a week, yet, to the accidental listener, she may be drowned out by the many voices of the radio. There's no interrogate Jessie J is talented, but original? That, she is not. She's unmistakeably got the songwriting shape for bang music as, before her individual work, she was belles-lettres songs for summit 40 names such as Chris Brown and Miley Cyrus. As co-writer for "Party in the U.S.A." she evidently knows what sells; she's just not positive how to exchange herself.
"Price Tag," it's broken-hearted to say, may be her most inventive track. With discernable lyrics that seem to pressure sense, she sings of how it's about enjoying the crowd and forgetting about mundane things, which is a peculiar fetish for stars to tell about with their live jetpacks and castles. I'd express this one sounds nebulously take to Lily Allen, but only one out of ten Americans reading will have a intimation who that is. "Nobody's Perfect" is identical to a long frantic Adele song of broken hearts and rising above.
Boasting a funky guitar and delicious piano, "Abracadabra" does some of the vote playing of Mariah Carey. "Who's Laughing Now" should have been sung by Keri Hilson. With all of the brag and potent trumpets of a Christina Aguilera song, "Momma Knows Best" is witty enough, but finds itself the red-headed stepchild of "Ain't No Other Man." The most zany air on the album is an tribute to heretofore be in charge Chris Brown, because it has Rihanna written all over it. How "Do It Like A Dude" made it to No. 2 on the UK charts, I will never understand.
"Bang, bang, hey, course me a beer/ No incredibly drinks, I'm a geezer out here/ Rollin' rollin' rollin' rollin' means dig a pimp." It goes on to become delightfully colorful, and it describes other more forthright acts of boldness she will commit. It in reality boggles the mind. I don't keeping if you tolerate to being bisexual, Jessie J, nothing will cause those things OK.
Jessie J is undeniably very talented, and "Who You Are" will choose for an fun "guess what artist should have sung this" drinking game. But I can't supporter compassionate this was an audition to break scribble songs for more of Hollywood's (and the British equivalent's) elite. The terminating racket of the album is, "Just be honourable to who you are.
" But when it comes down to it, I'm still port side with the same interview I had universal in. Who is Jesse J?
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