Nivea - Complicated (2001)
BAND/ARTIST: Nivea
- Title: Complicated
- Year Of Release: 2001
- Label: Jive
- Genre: Soul, R&B
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:48:51
- Total Size: 339 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Rain (Interlude)
02. Complicated
03. Okay (Album Version)
04. Parking Lot (Alternate Lyrics)
05. Fulton County Correctional Call (Interlude)
06. I Can't Mess With You
07. Breathe (Let It Go)
08. Quickie
09. Indian Dance
10. No More
11. Gangsta Girl
12. Okay Remix (Red Cup Version)
13. So Far
14. It's All Good
Nearly four years passed between Nivea's first and second albums. Despite the wait, there isn't a whole lot that separates the two. The self-titled debut was more consistent than most of the reviews led you to believe, full of light and breezy songs, even with all the various producers involved. Though three charting singles - one major, two minor - were spun off from it, it didn't make that much of an impact and wound up lost in the shuffle. In order to make her name more known than ever, Nivea had to hit back here with something big and/or gimmicky. That move was attempted and more or less executed with the soft crunk of "Okay," produced by Lil Jon, whose exposure was beyond saturation when the single was released. The remainder of Complicated contains a couple should-be successful singles (including the unbearably corny/charming "Parking Lot"), but it's far too patchy to be considered better than the debut. More sexually upfront and as sweet-voiced as ever, Nivea still needs more than a couple hot producers and guest MCs to truly stick out.
01. Rain (Interlude)
02. Complicated
03. Okay (Album Version)
04. Parking Lot (Alternate Lyrics)
05. Fulton County Correctional Call (Interlude)
06. I Can't Mess With You
07. Breathe (Let It Go)
08. Quickie
09. Indian Dance
10. No More
11. Gangsta Girl
12. Okay Remix (Red Cup Version)
13. So Far
14. It's All Good
Nearly four years passed between Nivea's first and second albums. Despite the wait, there isn't a whole lot that separates the two. The self-titled debut was more consistent than most of the reviews led you to believe, full of light and breezy songs, even with all the various producers involved. Though three charting singles - one major, two minor - were spun off from it, it didn't make that much of an impact and wound up lost in the shuffle. In order to make her name more known than ever, Nivea had to hit back here with something big and/or gimmicky. That move was attempted and more or less executed with the soft crunk of "Okay," produced by Lil Jon, whose exposure was beyond saturation when the single was released. The remainder of Complicated contains a couple should-be successful singles (including the unbearably corny/charming "Parking Lot"), but it's far too patchy to be considered better than the debut. More sexually upfront and as sweet-voiced as ever, Nivea still needs more than a couple hot producers and guest MCs to truly stick out.
Soul | R&B | FLAC / APE
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