Nelly Furtado – Loose

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Artist: Nelly Furtado

Title: Loose

Year: 2006

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Tracklist

  • 1. Afraid (3:35)
  • 2. Maneater (4:18)
  • 3. Promiscuous Interlude (0:06)
  • 4. Promiscuous (4:02)
  • 5. Glow (4:02)
  • 6. Showtime (4:04)
  • 7. No Hay Igual Interlude (0:11)
  • 8. No Hay Igual (3:35)
  • 9. Te Busque (3:38)
  • 10. Say It Right (3:43)
  • 11. Do It (3:41)
  • 12. In God's Hands (4:12)
  • 13. Wait For You Interlude (0:41)
  • 14. Wait For You (5:11)
  • 15. All Good Things (Come To An End) (5:11)
  • 16. Let My Hair Down (3:38)
  • 17. Somebody To Love (4:56)

Review

Nelly Furtado really switched things up with her third studio album, "Loose," which dropped in 2006. Teaming up with big names like Timbaland and Danja, she ventured into a more upbeat blend of pop that dips into dance, R&B, and even a touch of reggaeton and Middle Eastern vibes. It’s like a musical fiesta where she boldly explores themes like female sexuality and introspection. I totally vibed with the catchy rhythms and Furtado's dynamic vocal performance. Sure, some folks weren't super thrilled about the shift in her musical persona, suggesting it was more about the charts than the art, but you can't deny she brought something fresh.

Commercially, "Loose" was a smashing éxito, topping charts in multiple countries and raking in over 10 million sales globally. Tracks like "Promiscuous" and "Say It Right" not only ruled the charts but also snagged Grammy nods, which speaks volumes about their impact. Despite the mixed critical reception, the album is a testament to Furtado’s chameleon-like ability to adapt and embrace new styles. Whether you're in it for the beats or the bold lyrics, "Loose" delivers an intriguing mix that keeps you coming back. It definitely cemented Nelly Furtado’s spot in the pop pantheon. - Sofia

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