Title: Gwen & Company Keep It Rock Steady
Product review: After enjoying the dark and more personal "Return of Saturn", I anticipated a great new follow-up. I recieved what I wanted, a great record, for the exact opposite reasons the previously mentioned disc was good. Energetic, happy, and danceable, "Rock Steady" takes the group to another place. After some choice collaborations with Moby on his track "South Side" and Eve on her smash "Let Me Blow Ya Mind". Gwen takes what she's learned from exploring new styles of music and mixes it up with a dance hall vibe. The result is a pop record with a tougher No Doubt edge, but the energy and danceability of your Britney Spears. It's different from before, but that's something that really makes this shine. Mixing Gwen's lyrics, reggae energy, and some very qualified producers, the songs that really leave a mark include the first release "Hey Baby, and the tracks "Hella Good" and "Making Out". All three are particularly good, and show of the new eclectic sound that is No Doubt.
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