The clunky lyrics are a disappointment (it’s especially hard not to grimace when he rhymes “love” with “love” in the chorus), but the youngest JoBro is carving out an interesting path of his own.
The classy, minimal R & B production smolders like a Lorde track, and Jonas channels Justin Timberlake with his vocals. 23) is a surprisingly good funk-rock workout that harkens back to his ’90s heyday, but his horndog lyrics give “Sex” an unintentional comedic effect.Ĭan the purity ring jokes right now - Nick Jonas’ life as a Disney star has been buried a little deeper with his new solo single. The song itself (from his forthcoming album “Strut” due Sept. “I’m just a slave for your pleasure and I’m waiting to pop” is just one of the ways “Sex” makes it abundantly clear the 50-year-old still has plenty of lead in his pencil. Subtlety is not on the agenda for Lenny Kravitz’s comeback. Her first new track in seven years is so painfully bland, it could have been written for a tanning lotion commercial - and an attempt to infuse a light-reggae touch to liven things up actually makes “Chasing The Sun” an even bigger target for ridicule.
Making fun of Hilary Duff’s music career seems churlish, but she brings it on herself by continuing to have one. “Bang Bang” is pop dynamite that will make you move in ways you never knew you could. British singer Jessie J fills her lungs and belts out her verse like a diva, Grande shows some refreshing sass when she sings, “She might’ve let you hold her hand in school/But I’mma show you how to graduate” and Minaj’s silver tongue is as inimitable as ever. With so much star power in one song, a hit was always likely - but this three-way doesn’t find anyone resting on her laurels.
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