Tones And I – Beautifully Ordinary

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Artist: Tones And I

Title: Beautifully Ordinary

Year: 2024

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Tracklist

  • 1. To Be Loved (5:04)
  • 2. Lose Someone Like Me (4:05)
  • 3. I Get High (4:20)
  • 4. We'll See Stars (3:50)
  • 5. Dance With Me (3:45)
  • 6. Figure It Out (4:25)
  • 7. Wonderful (3:46)
  • 8. Raise Me Up (4:33)
  • 9. Dreaming (3:28)
  • 10. You Don't Know Me Like That (3:52)
  • 11. John Doe (3:35)
  • 12. Sorrento (4:43)
  • 13. Need You To Love Me (3:57)
  • 14. Only One (3:48)
  • 15. Live Without Your Love (3:34)
  • 16. Call My Name (2:41)

Review

Man, 'Beautifully Ordinary' really hit me where it counts. Tones and I's latest album is like a musical journey through the ups and downs of everyday life. I remember listening to 'To Be Loved' for the first time and feeling like Toni Watson was speaking directly to my soul. The way she blends raw emotion with those delicate piano melodies - it's just something else.

What really struck me about this album is how Toni isn't afraid to show her vulnerable side. In 'Lose Someone Like Me', she lays it all out there, confronting past mistakes and heartbreaks. It's the kind of song that makes you reflect on your own relationships and think, "Yeah, I've been there." And let's talk about 'Dance With Me' for a sec - that '80s vibe mixed with those introspective lyrics? It's like she took the soundtrack of my high school dances and gave it a modern, emotional twist.

I've got to give props to Toni for pushing her boundaries on this one. She's dipping her toes into different genres, playing with her vocal range, and the result is pretty darn impressive. 'Raise Me Up' had me tapping my foot and nodding along, while 'You Don't Know Me Like That' brought out my inner rebel. It's clear she's grown a lot since her first album, and I'm here for it. This isn't just music - it's a slice of life, beautifully packaged in melodies and honest lyrics. - Alex

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