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My Life II...The Journey Continues (Act 1)

Mary J. Blige

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Hard to believe Mary J.’s classic sophomore album, My Life, came out in 1994, changing the game and establishing her as one of R&B's most talented and enduring voices. My Life II...The Journey Continues is her 10th studio album and finds her in top form, working with producers like Tricky Stewart, Rico Love, and Jim Jonsin. As always, she sings about the ups and downs of life and love with equal parts strength and sensitivity, as only Mary can. She collaborates with iconic New York emcees Nas (the Wu-Tang–sampling "Feel Inside") and Busta Rhymes ("Next Level"), as well as new-school heartthrob Drake on "Mr. Wrong" and Dirty South mainstay Rick Ross on "Why". Beyoncé joins the party on the 808-propelled duet "Love a Woman", and Mary's rapping alter ego Brook Lynn does her thing on "Midnight Drive". An exceptional and complete album, it's further evidence that even after two decades in the game, MJB remains one of the best who's ever done it. Other crucial tracks include the single "25/8", the Chaka Khan cover "Ain't Nobody", and her theme song from the movie The Help, "Living Proof".

Customer Reviews

Another Fabulous Mary J Album - poorly marketed in the UK

A fantastic Album from Mary J with standouts including Why, love a woman, Mr Wrong, empty prayers and someone to love. With the quality and talent of Mary J and the cream of r and b and hip hop this album should be top 10 and a must have. Unfortunately the UK marketing effort is poor with posters all around for Kelly Rowland, Drake and Rihanna the UK Marketing team do not do this album justice. We need Mary on X factor to showcase her talent to a wider audience. Mr Wrong for the next UK single please with a big dance mix (moto blanco) released for the clubs at the same time. Lets get Mary back where she belongs....on top.

Excellent

Fantastic voice, Mary at her best. Enjoyed this better than rhianna's new album

The Queen of Hip-Hop/Soul is Back with a Vengeance

Once again Mary delivers a monster of an album. I am especially loving her cover of Chaka Khan's Ain't Nobody. I usually have to listen to an album at least 3 times before I like it but after the first play through I think this is gonna be one of her best.

Poor advertising generally and poor placement in HMV - I had to really scour the shop to find it. Sort it out this deserves more hype & success than Rihanna's & Rowland's current offerings. :-(

Get Mary on X-Factor we won't have no silly messages on shoes from her!!

Biography

Born: 11 January 1971 in New York, NY [The Bronx]

Genre: R&B/Soul

Years Active: '90s, '00s, '10s

When her debut album, What's the 411?, hit the street in 1992, critics and fans alike were floored by its powerful combination of modern R&B with an edgy rap sound that glanced off of the pain and grit of Mary J. Blige's Yonkers, New York childhood. Called alternately the new Chaka Khan or new Aretha Franklin, Blige had little in common stylistically with either of those artists, but like them, she helped adorn soul music with new textures and flavors that inspired a whole generation of musicians....
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