JYONGRI - Love Forever

Lex has a typically detailed review, this time of JYONGRI’s Love Forever album, and it looks like it consists of mostly ballads with touches of R&B. Lex give’s the album a decent score, and as always, there’s an effort to put across the sound of various tracks.

JYONGRI - Love Forever

Channel-Ai’s 1337rice tackles each track of this brand new release, eventually concluding that it is “not a good album, nor a bad album.” If you love ballads, this is one review you’ll want to read, as plenty of samples are offered for your enjoyment.

[single] JYONGRI - Unchanging Love ~Kimi ga Ireba~
[single] Miyu Nagase - Akane
[album] Perfume - GAME

Recommended reading. Lex gives us three track-by-track reviews with JYONGRI’s lastest single, Miyu’s recent single and Perfume’s first original album, giving the high points and the low points of the songs, all leading to an out-of-five rating.

For JYONGRI, Lex likes the A-side, despite the poor vocals in the verses, but thinks the single was ruined by the accompanying B-sides. He also thinks the Elton John cover to be an AWFUL (in big letters) rendition and believes a rap shouldn’t have been in the song.

He also takes a look at Nagase Miyu’s recent release, giving it a nice 4-star score and saying that the lead song was a soothing ballad and that the B-side had a nice funky attitude to it.

My favorite review was (of course) Perfume’s GAME. Lex goes on to review each song, giving a highlight of each song. Although he finds the album high quality, he thinks that “take me take me” and “Butterfly” provide a weird and somewhat offensive vibe to the album. On my part, I thought those two were very good songs on the album, but despite those two, he likes the album and recommends it, which I totally agree to!