Cat: ATL 623264. Rel: 3 Jul 23
Hip Hop/R&B
Side 1 - Track 1. Suite Iv Electric Overture |
Side 1 - Track 2. Givin Em What They Love (feat Prince) |
Side 1 - Track 3. QUEEN (feat Erykah Badu) |
Side 1 - Track 4. Electric Lady (feat Solange) |
Side 1 - Track 5. Good Morning Midnight (interlude) |
Side 2 - Track 1. Primetime (feat Miguel) |
Side 2 - Track 2. We Were Rock & Roll |
Side 2 - Track 3. The Chrome Shoppe (interlude) |
Side 2 - Track 4. Dance Apocalyptic |
Side 2 - Track 5. Look Into My Eyes |
Side 3 - Track 1. Suite V Electric Overture |
Side 3 - Track 2. It's Code |
Side 3 - Track 3. Ghetto Woman |
Side 3 - Track 4. Our Favourite Fugitive (interlude) |
Side 3 - Track 5. Victory |
Side 4 - Track 1. Can't Live Without Your Love |
Side 4 - Track 2. Sally Ride |
Side 4 - Track 3. Dorothy Dandridge Eyes (feat Esperanza Spalding) |
Side 4 - Track 4. What An Experience |
American singer and songwriter Janelle Monae dropped her second album The Electric Lady back in 2013 and it was a fine follow-up to the critically acclaimed debut she broke through with in 2010. Critics again fawned over its songwriting and progressive soul style with influences of hip-hop, gospel, jazz, rock, pop and reggae. Dystopic cyborg concepts again defined the album with genre experience and plainspoken words exploring plenty of personal and emotional territory with guest appearances from high-profile names such as Miguel, Erykah Badu, Solange and Prince.