This track is towards the end of the album, which is in stark contrast to its beginnings. It seems that Lion Babe managed to cover all bases, and then cover them all once more to make sure, even including their hit from a number of years ago just in case you forgot. “Where Do We Go” is a less accomplished track, which although cheerful, is an unnecessary and confused combination of played out disco and disposable pop, which we all probably hoped didn’t make it to the latter half of this decade. “Impossible”, which was used in an advert for Boohoo last year, is unadulterated up-tempo pop and a reasonable effort at that. One of the first attempts at that memorable track is “Wonder Woman”, which sounds like a beat that Pharrell found on an old laptop. That’s not to say that they necessarily have one, but they appear to play spin the bottle with sub-genres in an effort to make something stick.
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The album is full of Jilian’s personality and whatever her contribution is, it seems like the musical landscape of the song moves around her rather than the other way round. Jillian Hervey’s mane and striking looks are hard to avoid, and coming from musical stock - her mother is 1990s darling Vanessa Williams and her father managed stars including Babyface - a career in R&B music was definitely a probability. The two stars make contributions to the earlier songs in Begin, and from and the artists from the Big Apple waste no time in making their intentions clear. The record features many of the songs from the aforementioned project in addition to a number of new tracks, with luminaries such as Pharell Williams and Childish Gambino giving the partnership a helping hand. As a result, they opened the year with the release of their debut album Begin. Their single “Treat Me Like Fire” received acclaim, giving listeners a taste of the breath of their talents, but it seems that it’s time to show and prove. Lion Babe have managed to carve out a reasonable amount of interest over the last few years without doing too much.
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