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Lyfe Change (Deluxe Version)

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Download links and information about Lyfe Change (Deluxe Version) by Lyfe Jennings. This album was released in 2008 and it belongs to Hip Hop/R&B, Rap, Soul genres. It contains 18 tracks with total duration of 01:02:54 minutes.

Artist: Lyfe Jennings
Release date: 2008
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap, Soul
Tracks: 18
Duration: 01:02:54
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Change the Game (Intro) (featuring Walter Burch A / K / A Geech) 1:33
2. Keep On Dreaming 3:40
3. Warriors 3:09
4. Never Never Land 3:57
5. Brand New (feat. T.I.) (featuring T. I.) 3:10
6. It's Real 3:09
7. Cops Up 3:32
8. You Think You've Got It Bad (feat. Wyclef Jean) 4:17
9. Wild, Wild, Wild 3:22
10. Midnight Train 3:17
11. Hmmm 3:40
12. Old School (feat. Snoop Dogg) (featuring Snoop Dogg) 4:12
13. Us (Interlude) 1:16
14. Will I Ever 4:47
15. Baby I'm a Star 4:19
16. Cops Up (Remix) [feat. Jim Jones] 3:33
17. Never Never Land 4:07
18. Cops Up 3:54

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What sets Lyfe Jennings apart from so many of his R&B contemporaries is his conviction. When he sings, you feel he is behind his lyrics 100%, and the depth of his life experience — 10 years in prison, starting at age 14 — is embedded in every fiber of his voice. His previous album, The Phoenix, was a deeply personal piece of work that showcased Jennings’ songwriting skills and had him introducing every track with a spoken word explanation. While Lyfe Change is a clear attempt to expand his commercial appeal by working with a variety of producers (his previous works were primarily self-produced) and more mainstream material, the performances never feel cheap or hackneyed. “Never Never Land” and “Baby I’m A Star” embrace a pop-oriented R&B feel and “Midnight Train” is a song in search of an adult contemporary audience, but the majority of the album sticks closely to Jennings’ original vision: passionate songs with a positive, determined message. Nowhere is this better defined than on the roots reggae infusion of “You Think You’ve Got It Bad,” a piece of near-gospel about accepting and struggling in an unforgiving world.