Kelly Clarkson – Breakaway

Album Info

Artist: Kelly Clarkson

Title: Breakaway

Year: 2004

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Tracklist

  • 1. Breakaway (3:57)
  • 2. Since U Been Gone (3:08)
  • 3. Behind These Hazel Eyes (3:18)
  • 4. Because of You (3:39)
  • 5. Gone (3:25)
  • 6. Addicted (3:57)
  • 7. Where Is Your Heart (4:39)
  • 8. Walk Away (3:09)
  • 9. You Found Me (3:40)
  • 10. I Hate Myself For Losing You (3:20)
  • 11. Hear Me (3:53)
  • 12. Beautiful Disaster - Live (4:37)

Review

Oh, let me tell you about the time I first jammed to Kelly Clarkson’s "Breakaway" back in 2004—it was like a freakin' revelation! This album isn't just a step up from her debut "Thankful," it's a giant leap! Kelly came charging out of the reality TV gates and planted herself firmly in the pop-rock arena with a fierce, more mature vibe. Thanks to killer producers like Max Martin and Dr. Luke, every track feels like an anthem. You’ve got bangers like "Since U Been Gone" that just compel you to belt them out—full volume, hairbrush microphone, the whole shebang. And then there’s the raw, emotional rollercoaster of tunes like "Behind These Hazel Eyes" and "Because of You" that just hit you in the feels every single time.

And let’s not gloss over how massive this album was—I mean, 12 million copies flying off the shelves worldwide! "Breakaway" didn’t just nudge Kelly's career forward; it catapulted her to the big leagues. Winning Grammys for Best Pop Vocal Album and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance? Hell yes! Tracks like "Addicted" and "Where Is Your Heart" reveal a softer, more introspective Kelly, proving she’s not afraid to dive deep and get personal with her music. This album is a true gem that showcases Kelly Clarkson’s raw vocal power and her ability to connect deeply with listeners. If you haven’t listened to "Breakaway" yet, seriously, what are you waiting for? It’s a cornerstone of 2000s pop music that still slaps insanely hard today. - Madi