Robin Thicke had us all grinding on the dance floors with
his catchy summer anthem, Blurred Lines, and his CD of the same name, is not
much different. Blurred Lines is a near-perfect summer record, full of good
feeling, style to burn and songs demanding repeated listens. Working with
top-shelf producers like Pharrell Williams (who’s having a monster 2013), Dr. Luke
and Timbaland, the album is a wonderland of insistent beats, infectious hooks
and Robin’s sex appeal, suffusing every song like humidity. The CD is best
described as a very pleasant ’70s-flavoured numbers with funk guitars, strings
and falsetto vocals. Robin sticks to his strengths and keeps the CD light,
likable and fun in a manner often reminiscent of Michael Jackson during the
disco years.
Robin Thicke had us all grinding on the dance floors with
his catchy summer anthem, Blurred Lines, and his CD of the same name, is not
much different. Blurred Lines is a near-perfect summer record, full of good
feeling, style to burn and songs demanding repeated listens. Working with
top-shelf producers like Pharrell Williams (who’s having a monster 2013), Dr. Luke
and Timbaland, the album is a wonderland of insistent beats, infectious hooks
and Robin’s sex appeal, suffusing every song like humidity. The CD is best
described as a very pleasant ’70s-flavoured numbers with funk guitars, strings
and falsetto vocals. Robin sticks to his strengths and keeps the CD light,
likable and fun in a manner often reminiscent of Michael Jackson during the
disco years.
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