![]() Musiq Soulchild, Feel the Real (eOne Music)īesides its double-album length, the most ear-catching aspect of Musiq Soulchild's Feel the Real is the chance to hear the Philadelphia-born artist during nearly every moment of his eighth album.įeel the Real is long, dense and mostly fulfilling, but Musiq's omnipresence also requires commitment to get through its more than 97 minutes at once.ĭoubling down on varied aspects of love and romance, from the popular theme of friends with Benefits and the insistent-but-not-in-a-stalking-kind-of-way persistence of Sooner or Later, to the Stevie Wonder-sounding Like the Weather and its determination to outlast the forecast, to the head-over-heels passionate abandon of the title track, the man born Taalib Johnson has crafted an often truly spectacular set.Īs with many, if not most, double albums, quality control seems to slip a bit on the second disc, despite its highlights.
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