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by: Chante Moore

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Average Rating: Rating: - Way to Go Chanté Gotta be honest and state the main reason I bought this CD was because of the first track, Straight Up, a very good dance groove. One of the best from a 'non-dance' artist that I've heard in quite a while. Better Than Making Love also has a good beat and is a bit on the uptempo side. No one should ill on Chanté for this CD, I hope she goes on to make more uptempo dance music. The world is full of ballads, sometimes listening to singers croon, "Please baby, baby, please..." gets real old. The world needs more and better uptempo stuff to give us tired, poor souls some energy so I personally hope Chanté keeps it up! If you're not a Chanté Moore fan then this might be the CD you gotta get for your "collezione." I have a couple of her previous CDs but I think this one is her best to date. Ballads are here if you gotta have them: I'm Keeping You, Man, and Love's Alright, a smooth groove in which Chanté shows her lovely voice. Anyway any CD with "Straight Up" has got good written all over its face! Rating: - extremely disappointed in this cd extremely disappointed in this cd. I am glad I did not buy it -- I borrowed one. I understand the need for changing with the times, keeping up with the trends, trying to be versatile, etc., etc., but even in doing that I expect some good songs. The songs are not good. Her singing, as usual is very nice, but Chante cannot save these songs. Anytime I see Jermaine Dupri listed as a producer on any non-rap artist's cd, I cringe because I know he will cheapen the atistic integrity of that singer, and he doesn't fail with Chante, either. Did Chante not learn anything from her experience with Rodney Jerkins? Same tired overdone beats, lyrics, and they sound even worse coming from Chante because we know how wonderful she can be. Her slow songs are not even good! I was hoping there would be some salvation in the ballads, but no. Her voice is still lovely, but she sounds very uninspired. I could not find any one song to get excited about. Some of the beats of some of the songs are catchy, but nothing stands out. Sorry Chante, I will listen to your first two albums whenever I want to hear your beautiful voice. Rating: - Expose yourself to this CD. Its Good. Chante Moore's new CD Exposed is a very fine cd. The cd will hit listeners from a different angle than she normally comes from. Most people love Chante for her jazzier songs. Granted, she is superb in that area. On this cd Chante flips it and gives us not only uptempo music, but the material is quite edgy. I find myself bobbing my head and dancing to practically everything on the cd. There are a couple of tracks that could be considered filler, but nonetheless can be considered mainstream radio tracks. A number of tracks have strong rhythm. There are some ballads, but again they are edgier than Chante has ever co-wrote and sung. Surprisingly the harder beats don't drown her. It's very clear in listening to the cd who is in charge of the song. She sings over top of the melodies with ease. Stand out tracks are "Take care of me", "Bitter", "When it comes to me", "Train of Thought", "Better than making love", "Man", "Love's still alright". In each of these songs I hear lots of rhythm and variety of music. The spanish influence is definately there as well as the bosa nova sound on a number of songs. There is a song "Man" that will remind you of her contribution to Waiting to Exhale, and a ballad that actually speeds up and slows down. Simply put, the cd is definately good. The last cd seems to be a precursor to her latest, and the lyrics are real. If you are a Chante fan you may be disappointed because of the different format of music, then again, if you are like me you'll find that you don't miss the old format. Its Chante period.

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