Blaque – Blaque

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Artist: Blaque

Title: Blaque

Year: 1999

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Tracklist

  • 1. Blaque Intro (feat. Blaque Ivory) (0:37)
  • 2. Roll With Me (feat. Blaque Ivory) (3:42)
  • 3. I Do (3:27)
  • 4. Leny (feat. Blaque Ivory) (4:20)
  • 5. Rainbow Drive (3:48)
  • 6. 808 (5:06)
  • 7. Time After Time (feat. Blaque Ivory) (4:05)
  • 8. Bring It All to Me (feat. *NSYNC) (3:38)
  • 9. Mind of a King (feat. Blaque Ivory) (3:57)
  • 10. Don't Go Looking for Love (feat. Blaque Ivory) (4:01)
  • 11. Release Me (feat. Blaque Ivory) (3:03)
  • 12. Right Next to Me (feat. Blaque Ivory) (5:27)
  • 13. Stay By Your Side (feat. Blaque Ivory) (3:24)
  • 14. When the Last Teardrop Falls (feat. Blaque Ivory) (4:37)

Review

"Blaque," the debut album by the American girl group of the same name, released in 1999, really made waves in the music industry with its cool blend of R&B, pop, hip hop, and teen pop vibes. It's amazing to think that this album not only achieved Platinum status but also sold 1.5 million copies! It includes some real jams like the platinum-selling "808," the catchy "I Do," and the international pop sensation "Bring It All to Me." It's no wonder Blaque was named the 4th Best New Artist of 1999 by Billboard.

While the album did receive some mixed reviews, its impact is undeniable. Critics might have had their reservations, tagging the album as a bit generic, but you can't deny that tracks like "Bring It All to Me" still have us humming along years later. This album marked Blaque's entry as a potent force in the R&B and pop landscape, setting a platform that many others would follow. It's a great nostalgia trip and a testament to how some music can just stick with us, no matter the critiques. - Ava

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