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“Natasha Bedingfield who had a smash hit worldwide with her debut album Unwritten and spawned a few memorable single hits aswell. Her debut album was a quirky cheerful pop masterpiece with funny playful lyrics about independence and single life of a young woman. Lyrics were just as good as the melodies/hooks and In my oppinion it was one of the best, if not the best Pop album of 2004. Sophmore effort N.B., which refers to her initials got a fair share of goodies aswell, but the themes are diffrent and rely more on finding Mr. Right and settle down then being young and having fun. It was well produced with good producers like Dr. Dre protege, Mike Elizondo and Timbaland protege Nate “Danja” Hills, but Steve Kipner appears again,(wrote several of her old hits) and so does Andrew Frampton. Adam Levine from Maroon 5 sang backround vocals on some songs, which is quite fascinating!. While this album got simularities with her debut, it focus further on production (and I must say it’s really good) but not all songs have the greatest of hooks, but they grew on you nonetheless. Natasha Bedingfield is one of a kind with her natural and openminded attitute and ability to send out her feelings to the listener. The album was released last year in Europe, but it never saw daylight in North America, so instead she decided to hand pick the best songs out of N.B and add a few new one’s for the anticipated North American release. She also decided to rename the album “Pocket of Sunshine” but like already mentioned it isn’t really a new album.

An already great album is possiby getting even better with a few strong additions. It starts with a new song called “Put Your Arms Around Me” that seem to be a romantic midtempo and it’s very catchy with sing-a-long hook. The title track which is also her next single, seem to be made for American radio and sounds closer to R&B. Another new song called “Happy” is made for the summer with a little spice of the caribbean and basically she sings that there is no need to worry cause there’s so many beautiful reasons to be happy. “Love Like This” is a rather odd colaboration with Sean Kingston, but it works fine and is currently a top 20 hit in USA. It’s a midtempo with good hook and Kingston add something diffrent into the mix even if he sings very little. “Piece of My Heart” feature modern production and is a very good emotional pop song. Euro single, “Soulmate” is a ballad and a very good one. The hook goes like this “Who doesn’t long for someone to hold/who knows how to love you without being told/somebody tell me why I’m on my own/if there’s a soulmate for everyone”, possible her most intimate song to date.

On “Say It” get’s quite personal where Natasha admit she found the perfect one. Adam Levine sings backround vocals here, and it make me wonder if she’s singing about him?. Another slow song. “Angel”, (not to be mistaken with “Tricky Angel” from N.B) is a midtempo where she sings that she’ll be the guardian angel to her loved one, don’t mess with her man!. One of the best songs. A ballad called “Backyard” about how a relationship is turning sour and Natasha wish it could be like it used to be again, in the backyard. A new song called “Freckles” is about self-esteem and about personality make people look good not just looks. She sings “Cuz a face without freckles is like the sky without the stars/ Why waste a second, not loving who you are?/ Those little imperfections make you beautiful, loveable, valuable/ They show your personality – inside your heart”. Next song is called “Who Knows” and is another midtempo with good arrangements about being undecided if the relationship is the right for marriage or not. More about insecurity in “Pirate Bones” a decent midtempo again with elegant production. The closer is the Danja produced “Not Givin Up”. It’s a modern uptempo and think it was the best song from N.B and I’m thriled that it’s included here. It could become a hit but it doesn’t look likely to become a single.

Overall, the songs that didn’t make the Northern American release were “I Wanna Have You Babies, Who Knows, Tricky Angel, Still Here, “(No More) What Ifs” (featuring Eve) and “When You Know You Know” / “I Think They’re Thinking”. A little surprising to not see the Eve duet nor “Babies” on this release, however the new songs that were chosen are all good and end up being worthy substitutes. “Pocket of Sunshine” for me, is a top notch release. Natasha is a gifted singer, and combines really smart and personal lyrics with radio friendly hook driven pop, and getting both is rare these days. The more you listen to this album the more you’re gonna like it and I’ll defenitely recommending it to fans of her debut aswell as people that haven’t discovered her yet. 2008 started well. 4’5 stars.” ~ By Josephll

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Natasha Bedingfield – N.B. [iTunes Plus AAC M4A]

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Posted on: 3rd June 2010

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Released: Apr 30, 2007

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1.

How Do You Do

2.

I Wanna Have Your Babies

3.

Soulmate

4.

Who Knows?

5.

Say It Again

6.

Pirate Bones

7.

Backyard

8.

Tricky Angel

9.

When You Know You Know

10.

I Think They’re Thinking – Interlude

11.

(No More) What Ifs

12.

Not Givin’ Up

13.

Still Here

14.

Smell The Roses

15.

Unwritten (Manny Marroquin Mix)

16.

Lay Down

17.

Loved By You

“Natasha Bedingfield is back! Following the worldwide success of her debut album Unwritten, she is back with a new album titled N.B.

The album opens with the acoustic-funk pop track called “How Do You Do”, this album’s version of her hit song from her last album, “Single”. The great chords and powerful vocals from Natasha make this one a surefire hit. The next song is already a hit, that being “I Wanna Have Your Babies”, which has reached Top 20 in the UK, is the quirky kind of pop track Natasha is notable for. The album’s most heart-wrenching ballad is track #3, “Soulmate”. Rumored to be the next single, this song is like “I Bruise Easily” part two, only not much like the latter. The chords and melody of the song make it beautiful, and Tash’s deliverance on the track is A+. “Who Knows”, “Say it Again”, and “Pirate Bones” all follow (in that order), and all are a little something different from her. Keeping the album fresh is what keeps the artist in the spotlight, and Tash has proved she can do that.

Next up is “Backyard”, a song about the simplicity of childhood and wanting to hark back to those times of “cowboy hats and tutus”. The track “Tricky Angel”, one of my favorites, is next. This is a soulful pop song with a bit of an edge, and Natasha serves it up fresh on this one as well. On the subject of soulful, next is “When You Know You Know”, a pure soulful upbeat ballad about love today. Following that amazing song is the interlude “I Think They’re Thinking”. “(No More) What Ifs” has haunting strings and pianos, making the song something different in a good way. Rapper Eve is featured on the track, and her verse is amazing. “Not Givin’ Up” is a dance-style track that is easily one of my favorites from it. The song mixes pop and rock into dance production, making it a great listen. “Still Here” and “Smell the Roses”, both ballads (the former more than the latter), close the album greatly and leave the album in a way that makes you wonder what will come out of Natasha’s creative (albeit quirky) mind.

This album is great and I highly recommend it. You won’t be disappointed.” ~ By Trevor

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Natasha Bedingfield – Unwritten [Bonus][iTunes Plus AAC M4A]

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Posted on: 3rd June 2010

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Released: Nov 22, 2005

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1.

These Words (I Love You, I Love You) (Manny Marroquin Mix)

2.

Single (’06 Mix)

3.

Unwritten

4.

Silent Movie

5.

I Bruise Easily

6.

If You’re Gonna…

7.

Drop Me In The Middle (feat. Estelle)

8.

Peace Of Me

9.

We’re All Mad

10.

Stumble

11.

The One That Got Away (Wamdue Pop Rocks Mix)

12.

Size Matters

13.

Wild Horses

14.

Sojourn (Bonus Track)

“I was actually in the midst of folding four loads of laundry, when Natasha Bedingifelds album started playing on my pc, and I got so lost in it again, I had to drop what I was doing and give this girl some props. This is an amazing cd, with music so catchy, so cool and simply a pleasure to listen to that I’m a total fan for life.

I guess to compare her to other similar artists, which they probably don’t like to have done to them, Id say she reminds me of Fiona Apple, Joss Stone , Alanis Morisette and of course her own core, but to be a good reviewer I like to draw comparisons at times.

“These Words” is one of the best songs I’ve heard, ever. It makes you want to get up and dance, and it comes in some great remixes that have their own CD available for sale here.

“Size Matters” is another song that will make you tap your foot under your desk at work, or make you skip a step in your walk, you might even sing along.

“Wild Horses” a sweet ballad but no cavities here, its sweet but it’s secretly has a killer tunes that sound like it was created by a seasoned music aficionado.

Natasha has an earthy voice but she’s slick, her music is not stuff, boring but is cool to the point that you are not embarrassed to listen to it in front of your friends. The choruses in her songs are great and have a real purpose. She’s not the kind of girl who wants to be famous so she can do photo shoots and have makeovers. She has talent and she wants the world to be her outlet. She also writes her own songs, and she has so much to say!

I love it, and you will too! Branch out, listen to different artists, take a chance, you might be pleasantly surprised.” ~ By – Kasia S.

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