He’s again reiterating faithfulness to his lady, yet this time with hazy auto-tune he sounds as if he is second guessing himself.

This is fine if he wants the focus to be on his voice, which is admittedly excellent, but it does mean the album tends to fade easily into the background. In the outro, Songz concludes the track by looping his ad-libs as the beat leisurely fades away. Most songs are set to bog-standard (or “classic”, as Trey might argue) beats, with little in the way of flair – a disappointment, after the promising crackle of vinyl on opener “Be My Guest”. It's not until track 10, the title song, that we hear any kind of variety (here thanks to Summer Walker’s honey-drip tones). Besides being the fantasy of females ages 15 and up, Tremaine Trey Songz Neverson also doubles as a singer-songwriter a very good one at that.

But given he named this album Back Home, the 35-year-old seems remarkably preoccupied by his romantic relationships, and less interested in delving into his own past.īack Home is a 22-track epic of often interchangeable slow-jams. Ranking alongside two of the world’s streaming titans is testament to the Virginia-born artist’s talents as a purveyor of irresistibly smooth R&B jams. Tremaine quietly arrived on Friday, and delivers more of the delicate R&B slow jams that Trey does so well. review Jodecis DeVante Swing introduced Hype Williams to Missy Elliott. Trey Songz’s eighth album follows 2017’s Tremaine, which managed to hit No 3 on the Billboard 200, trailing just behind Drake and Ed Sheeran’s latest releases. fame through the songs like freekn you, feenin, My heart belongs to u.

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