Showing posts with label 98 Degrees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 98 Degrees. Show all posts

Saturday, August 16, 2008

98 Degrees & Rising (1998) 98 Degrees




"True To Your Heart" was nominated for the 1999 Grammy Award for Best Song Written For A Motion Picutre Or For Television.

This harmony-driven Ohio foursome's sophomore release finds brothers Nick and Drew Lachey, Justin Jeffre and Jeff Timmons collaborating with some of the day's hottest producers. The Trackmasters-produced "Do You Wanna Dance" uses a sample from Kool & The Gang's classic "Get Down On It." Keith Thomas and Anders Bagge also worked on tracks that range from hip-hop-flavored R&B to pop and Eurodance styles.
Love songs are numerous on this release, including a remake of "I Do (Cherish You)," originally recorded by country singer Mark Wills. Producers Sean Hosein & Dane Denviller co-wrote the acoustic guitar-accented "Still." The maturity of the groups shines through on their second album on tracks like "Because Of You," "Heat It Up" and 'True To Your Heart," which features an appearance from Stevie Wonder.

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Track Listing
1. Intro
2. Heat It Up
3. If She Only Knew
4. I Do (Cherish You)
5. Fly With Me
6. Still
7. Because of You
8. Give It up (Interlude)
9. Do You Wanna Dance
10. True to Your Heart - (featuring Stevie Wonder)
11. To Me You're Everything
12. Hardest Thing, The
13. She's Out of My Life

Wednesday, July 9, 2008

What's Left Of Me (2006) Nick Lachey




It's hard being an ex-boy band member and an ex-husband, and Nick Lachey (formerly of 98 Degrees and Jessica Simpson, respectively) tells the world all about it on WHAT'S LEFT OF ME. Not surprisingly, Lachey makes no radical stylistic departures on his sophomore release, sticking with his easy-on-the-ears blend of adult-contemporary commercial pop. There's not a trace of uptempo dance here, and only a few moments with any requisite rock crunch. Instead, Lachey leans heavily on ballads, pouring his heart out in narratives of emotional desolation and anguish. It is Lachey's bare-it-all expressiveness that makes WHAT'S LEFT OF ME stick, however, as he explores the ins and outs of pop music's oldest and most enduring theme: heartbreak.

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Track Listing
1. What's Left of Me
2. I Can't Hate You Anymore
3. On Your Own
4. Outside Looking In
5. Shades of Blue
6. Beautiful
7. Everywhere But Here
8. I Do It For You
9. Run to Me
10. Ghosts
11. You're Not Alone
12. Resolution