Jason Derulo – Nu King

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Artist: Jason Derulo

Title: Nu King

Year: 2024

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Tracklist

  • 1. Nu King (1:34)
  • 2. Spicy Margarita (2:34)
  • 3. Mad Love (3:30)
  • 4. U + I (2:59)
  • 5. Lie To Me (3:21)
  • 6. Favorite Song (2:36)
  • 7. POV (3:44)
  • 8. Last Night (2:22)
  • 9. Take You Dancing (3:10)
  • 10. Don't Go Nowhere (2:46)
  • 11. Proximity (3:21)
  • 12. Limbo (2:22)
  • 13. Jalebi Baby (2:49)
  • 14. Comatose (2:44)
  • 15. Slow Low (3:04)
  • 16. Swalla (feat. Nicki Minaj & Ty Dolla $ign) (3:36)
  • 17. Tip Toe (feat. French Montana) (3:07)
  • 18. Lifestyle (feat. Adam Levine) (2:33)
  • 19. When Love Sucks (feat. Dido) (2:49)
  • 20. Save The Last Dance (3:33)
  • 21. Ayo Girl - Haitian Konpa Remix (2:13)
  • 22. Down (2:09)
  • 23. So Many Hearts (2:33)
  • 24. Hands On Me (feat. Meghan Trainor) (3:03)
  • 25. Underwater (4:13)
  • 26. Love Not War (The Tampa Beat) (3:11)
  • 27. Acapulco (2:19)

Review

Jason Derulo is back with a bang—or maybe more of a mix and match—with his fifth studio outing, "Nu King." Emerging from a nine-year silence, this vibrant album dropped on February 16, 2024, like a sonic buffet crammed with 27 tracks. It's a star-studded party with guest spots by Michael Bublé, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Nicki Minaj, and even David Guetta. This lineup shakes up genres like a cocktail in a mixer, keeping things unpredictable and dynamic, while still staying true to Derulo’s showman style.

"Nu King" isn’t just spinning typical pop and R&B riffs—it shuffles everything from hip-hop to collaborations born from whimsical partnerships. Maura Johnston grabbed the term "audacious Pop-R&B smoothie" for Derulo, and that mix intrigues and occasionally spins with unapologetic flair. Clocking in at 78 minutes, it's an epic journey capturing years of production; however, listeners might need a breather halfway. Even if not every track hits the mark, this album is a showcase of cheeky ambition and a fearless dive into diversity in sound, proving that Derulo’s evolution is far from over. - Chase

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