Album: The Sellout
Artist(s): Macy Gray
Official/Original Drop Date: June 21, 2010
Grade: A+
Blade(s): 10
Bottom-line: Worth listening to over & over again
Review: The Sellout is another winner for Macy Gray. Always outrageous but straight to the point, Gray never ceases to entertain and enlighten. The rock/soul album was enjoyable to listen to and will become part of my morning wake up. With guests such as The Revolver, Bobby Brown, & Romika, the album has added goodies worth hearing. They didn’t take away from or overshadow the lead on the track – Gray.
This album was one of the few produced in the past decade or two worth money. Key songs for me were: The Sellout, Real Love, Stalker, Still Hurts, The Comeback, Beauty in the World, & Kissed It. 10 blades and an A+.
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