Monday, October 3, 2011

CD Album Review- Lady Antebellum- Own The Night


The background-
Reigning CMA and ACM Vocal Group of the Year Lady Antebellum will release their third Capitol Nashville studio album Own The Night. The album's lead single "Just A Kiss" has quickly become the fastest-rising single of the trio's career, climbing into the Top 10 on Billboard's Country Singles chart in just six weeks.

Own The Night follows the band's GRAMMY winning sophomore album Need You Now. Since its release in January 2010, the album has sold over five million copies across the globe, spawned three multi-week #1 hits, taken home five GRAMMY Awards and scored over a dozen other award show trophies. The success of "Just A Kiss" already producing massive momentum for Lady Antebellum's highly anticipated release.

The review-
Read my critical review HERE at Engine 145.

Sounds like-
A cross between Casting Crowns and Sugarland

Top tracks-
Cold as Stone
Singing Me Home
Heart of the World

The verdict-
Three stars out of five

1 comment:

  1. The first time I heard of Lady A was when they were announced as an opening act for a concert I was attending. I've NEVER been so blown away by an unknown band before, and they do NOT disappoint on their debut album! The songs have a lyrical style reminiscent of legends like Carole King and James Taylor, and the harmonies of the three singers are flawless. I especially appreciate that H. Scott and C. Kelley share lead vocal responsibilities throughout the album. A MUST HAVE for any country/folk music fan...and I even encourage Top 40 fans to give them a listen!

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