Michale Buble has redeemed his lazy,
cash-cow Christmas re-release last year with, To Be Loved, his eighth
album.
Not fully redeemed, however, as the
record features just four original songs and ten covers, but not the
Rat Pack style that suits him so well- he's paired up with Bryan
Adams and actress, Reese Witherspoon, among others.
Buble seems to be veering steadily away
from his niche selling point with each new release, leaving him
languishing in no-hits-land between smooth lounge crooner, as we all
knew and some loved him way back when, and faceless radio pop hit
maker.
His fan base will surely diminish
further with this new perfectly crafted pop album, leaving behind
the, marginally higher brow, housewife brigade who tuned his velvety
tones over civilised ladies' nights in, and also failing to capture
the attention of younger audiences who like their pop stars
six-packed and foul-mouthed.
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