Monica – Miss Thang

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Artist: Monica

Title: Miss Thang

Year: 1995

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Tracklist

  • 1. Miss Thang (3:54)
  • 2. Don't Take It Personal (Just One of Dem Days) (4:18)
  • 3. Like This And Like That (feat. Mr. Malik) (4:42)
  • 4. Get Down (4:23)
  • 5. With You (4:50)
  • 6. Skate (4:27)
  • 7. Angel (4:44)
  • 8. Woman In Me - Interlude (1:37)
  • 9. Tell Me If You Still Care (4:45)
  • 10. Let's Straighten It Out (feat. Usher) (4:26)
  • 11. Before You Walk Out of My Life (4:52)
  • 12. Now I'm Gone (4:40)
  • 13. Why I Love You So Much (4:30)
  • 14. Never Can Say Goodbye (5:02)
  • 15. Don't Take It Personal (Just One Of Dem Days) - Remix (3:50)
  • 16. Forever Always (4:42)

Review

Monica's debut album, "Miss Thang," hit the scene on July 18, 1995, leaving an indelible mark on the mid-'90s R&B movement. With Dallas Austin's seasoned production guiding the way, Monica flexed her vocal dynamism beyond her years, heralding a mature and rich soundscape. Her youthful exuberance meshes seamlessly with a velvety vocal prowess that defied her age, captivating the ears of many.

The treasure hidden within "Miss Thang" lies in its diverse tracks, swinging between electrifying tempos and sultry soulfulness. Monica's versatility illuminated hits like "Don't Take It Personal (Just One of Dem Days)" and "Before You Walk Out of My Life," songs that crowned her as the youngest to score back-to-back number-one spots on the Billboard Hot R&B Singles. The variety in the songs showcased her dynamic range and her ability to tap into different facets of R&B, resonating powerfully with the many listeners indulging in the genre’s offerings at the time.

Beyond its sound, "Miss Thang" stormed the charts—climbing to number 36 on the Billboard 200 and securing a top ten berth on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. The album went triple Platinum, selling a cool 1.5 million copies stateside, with some international accolades to boot. Recognizable alongside the likes of Aaliyah and Brandy, Monica stamped her authority among teen R&B sensations, gaining nods from Soul Train, the AMAs, and the Billboard Music Awards along the way. Through it all, "Miss Thang" forged a brilliant opening act in Monica's illustrious trajectory, echoing widely within the realms of 1990s rhythm and blues. - Kymani

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