It's not a bad rendition by any means, but with the immaculate original right there it's easy to forget this exists. We begin an extras cull with Natasha's 2010 version of Unwritten featuring Carney, recorded for the final season of The Hills. Lowest Scorers: 2 x 1 (Epic Chocolat), 3 x 1 (SailOn) Highest Scorers: 10 x 1 (pop3blow2), 9 x 3 (vague, RUNAWAY, RainOnFire) I'm aware these have been way too infrequent if we're ever going to get up to her best songs! Expect results with increased frequency next week. Could use a slightly better tune, but enough here to like) and OspreyQueen (6) favoured the production over the lyrics ( Lyrics are absolute dross but the production slaps a bit). Pop3blow2 (8.5) felt the melody could have been stronger ( A decent bop with a bright message. Didn’t really do much for me, but it was alright). Epic Chocolat (7.5) wasn't massively impressed ( Nice in passing), RUNAWAY (7) wasn't either ( cute. I love the message and it actually really resonates with me due to. Remorque (7.5) was touched by the track ( Another song I'd never heard before doing this rate. I do wonder how far she got in creating the album that was supposed to follow this. I also have some fondness for the memories associated with her 'return', since she had been quiet for as long as I had stanned her up until that point. Yes it shows no real progression for her, but she was very much in her element here. The release marked a 'return' for Natasha, who at that point had done very little post Strip Me, launching alongside a new promotional photo & logo (which she never used in the end) & hinting at the release of a new album which never materialised. Sonically the track is straight out of Strip Me, and the lyrics are typical uplifting Natasha. The song was released in collaboration with skincare/cosmetics brand 'Philosophy' to support community-based mental health organisations (with. Highest Scores: 8.5 x 1 (pop3blow2), 8.25 x 1 (vague), 8 x 2 (Butterfly, fatyoshi)Ģ015 promotional single Hope leaves us next. RUNAWAY (8.1) once again scores higher than their commentary would suggest ( I like this song, but it’s kinda giving me.Mumford and Sons vibes and I’m not really into that anymore.). Pop3blow2 (8) seemed obliged to score the song well, given the message ( Kinda hard to drag this too much, the good intentions are there. any kind of solution/new take? But maybe that's a little too much to expect from Natasha. Sonically it's cute, but it is a tad white liberal 'omg the world is so crazy right now you guys!' without offering. Lyrically, the song is about the hell-scape that is the USA, Natasha's current home, written through the prism of motherhood (or, I suppose fatherhood? end those gender norms queen!). Whilst it wasn't an official promo single, it was one of the first songs from the album to be premiered live & featured in the marketing/press for the record. Hey Papa becomes Roll With Me's latest casualty. Lowest Scores: 4 x 1 (Verandi), 4.5 x 1 (Robsolete) Highest Scores: 10 x 1 (myblood), 8.75 x 1 (vague), 8.1 x 1 (RUNAWAY)
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