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Track Listings
| 1. Superstar |
| 2. Thank You |
| 3. DJ |
| 4. See It In A Boy's Eyes |
| 5. Taxi |
| 6. Dirty Dirty |
| 7. Club Hoppin’ (with rap by Bubba Sparxxx) |
| 8. Cutie |
| 9. Bounce |
| 10. Bout (feat. Rah Digga) |
| 11. Off Da Endz (feat. Asher D) |
| 12. B.I.T.C.H |
| 13. Life |
| 14. Antidote |
Product Description
Having taken three years off to have a baby, Jamelia--UK R&B's one-time most likely star--has a lot of catching up to do. Thankfully, Thank You extends way beyond where her self assured debut, Drama, left off. If anything, watching from the sidelines as R&B's taken over pop culture seems to have galvanised her. This is more rebirth than comeback--her determination to make up lost ground has her upping both hers and R&B's game, rolling out staggeringly strident and imaginative backing tracks of pneumatic beats and sci-fi cool for every song, not just the singles.
Crucially though, her second album isn't just a flexing of production muscle. The slick bounce of "Club Hoppin'", "Off Da Endz"'s mystical shimmy and the predatory "Taxi" all come with hypnotic choruses that are hard to shift. Elsewhere, "Dirty Dirty" pitches her still-sweet vocals against a new-found gift for hard-bitten rap, while the title track showcases remarkable songwriting maturity, pairing a tale of domestic violence with beautifully hopeful pop, without resorting to overwrought slush. Such is the strength of the new Jamelia's character that even when obligatory big-name US guest stars Rah Digga and Bubba Sparxxx roll up, she's still the main attraction. More than anyone could have expected or hoped for, without question, Thank You returns Jamelia to her rightful place as UK R&B's most likely star. --Dan Gennoe
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Second album from British urban singer comes three years after her 2000 debut 'Drama'. Having taken two years off to raise her baby daughter, she has returned with an album of hi-tech street sounds to rival the best that US RnB has to offer. Featuring collaborations with Bubba Sparxxx, Rah Digga and So Solid's Asher D, it includes the singles 'Superstar' and 'DJ'.