AJ MCLEAN: Makes Good Sound

When everyone was still on the BSB's seventh album, "This Is Us" hot time of Judgments, AJ Mclean issued in Japan after the solo debut album, baked on so quietly, of course, well-produced album, the first first wonderful. And BSB's global sell 76 million different, AJ's solo road may need life experiences, but this debut album "Have It All" has undoubtedly done word of mouth, more importantly, for their style and realize AJ a great breakthrough.

N Sync singer JC Chasez, who have created Kristian Lundin BSB as an album producer. BSB album producer also found "Unbreakable" producer Dan Muckala surgeon. AJ with a very vice voice annotation magnetic wonderful album songs, however, RAP makes up AJ is boiling. Listen to the whole album down, play a degree of relaxation, and BSB's music completely draw a line, in addition to voice still somewhat familiar.

The same name album title song "Have It All", a prelude to the fluid is very soothing, AJ's voice is a flash point, with the rhythm of the drums, so that the entire song with the rhythm without losing the charm. Opening song "Teenage Wildlife" on the highly explosive and exciting role, from the rhythm of the heart to seize. The concept for the album, AJ statement that combines Middle Eastern music, Celtic music, Indian style hymns and 60's Rock, "Love Crazy" on the very strong 60's ROCK style, as if driving in the desert cowboy car ride there in front of the screen. And "Sincerely Yours" people seem to be able to find a soft shadow BSB period, lyrical melody, as in the mood to do a U.S. Huan dream.

"Have It All" can be said that one has a deeply Lenny Kravitz, Prince, CCR, Lynyrd Skynyrd and other artists influence the works of AJ's personal style. "Have it All" in the AJ enjoy crazy, enjoy rock and roll. Album covers like AJ He has played that mustache, has bid farewell to the past young age, seemed to tell the everybody AJ ≠ BSB.

The prelude to 2010, let us appreciate the AJ Mclean's "maiden." (Text / Song Yi)

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