Chanté Moore - Moore Is More

 

Here is what I thought of Chanté Moore's album, “Moore Is More.” Remember – all scores are out of a possible 10 points.

“Baby Can I Touch Your Body” - Sultry. Sexy. This quiet storm type of song made me want to touch my body. I guarantee that if you put this song on during sexytime your experience will be enhanced. Score: 8

“Talking In My Sleep” - Another sultry slow jam. Chanté's vocals are fantastic and the music hits all the right notes. I am not sure I have the stamina to keep up with all the sexy jams on this album. Score: 9

“Alone” - At first I liked the 70's groove with a modern feel and the choice lyrics. But towards the end the track falls apart. Score: 6

“Don't Make Me Laugh” - I failed to get on board with this ballad. I can appreciate the emotional realness of the vocals, but the lyrics are substandard. Score: 4

“Doctor Doctor” - This dance track never realized its own potential. It started off with a bang but it never went anywhere. Chanté tried her best on the vocals, but the music was a bit annoying and the song is missing any sort of a hook. Score: 4

“Mrs. Under, Stood” - This track's arrangement is too minimal. The lyrics are better on this track and the hook is in the chorus, but what this track needs is a sweeping arrangement. Score: 6

“On And On” - This is a slamming dance track that just misses the mark due to the understated arrangement – once again. Chanté's voice gives me life and I even like the rapping by Da Brat. But the music does not do the vocals justice. I will however tell certain drag queens about this one. Score: 9

“Giving You My Always” - There are angels that walk among us and Chanté's vocals are proof of that. This jam is exactly that from start to finish. Finally – a song where the arrangement keeps up with this gifted singer. Score: 10

“Jesus, I Want You” - Decent enough for a religious song. It falls on deaf ears with me, but Chanté's vocals are heavenly. Score: 5

“Cry Me A River” - Chanté flexes her jazz vocals on this very sexy track. She ends the album on a high note with a very strong vocal performance. Score: 9

Average Track Score: 7.0 Would I recommend this to my friends? Yes. There is enough good material to warrant a favorable recommendation to my friends.

Escalader,

Jim

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