"Human" has a little bit of all of Brandy's past albums. This album will lure you in.  Listen to it completely one time and you will come back for more.  This album is so incredible.  There is something about Brandy Norwood that I simply adore.  Perhaps it's the fact that I feel like I grew up with her because, yes, she is famous, but there is an aura around her that is so genuine and pure, maybe that is why she titled this fifth effort "Human."  Or maybe she called it Human because she bent the truth about being married to Robert Smith. Hmmm. Could it be because of the fatal accident she was involved in?  We may never know for sure, but what we do know is that she will has never disappointed her fans with her music.  She knows what diversity is and she is no stranger to good music.  If you aren't convinced, listen to "Brandy", "Never Say Never", "Full Moon" and "Afrodisiac", then you will lay any queries to rest once and for all.

 Lyrically, this album is a gem.  Brandy let listeners into her innermost feelings and the outcome is unforgettable.  Vocally, oh wow! I have never heard her sound so good.  I can recall classmates ridiculing her for her weak voice when I was in grade school, but if they would just listen to her now, at her best.  Sometimes she does sink into straining her voice, but when she gets herself together, it is magic.  Her voice is naturally different and that separates her from the other R&B singers.  "Right Here (Departed)" took some time to get into, but it is a quality track once you get into it.  "Piano Man" is worth countless listens, especially because of her shout-out to longtime collaborator Rodney Jerkins and that infectious hook.  I love this song; it's one of the albums finest moments.  "1st and Love" is another highlight.  It definitely has that classic Brandy sound.  I have never heard Brandy sound better than on the album's title track. I was doing something when the song played, but I stopped dead in my tracks in order to give her my undivided attention.  If you can only listen to one track from this album, listen to "Human" and listen good because Brandy is in rare form.

 Needless to say, this is one of 2008's strongest and most unforgettable releases, I am so proud of Brandy because I have watched her transition from a teenager into a beautiful woman.  If this review has been helpful in any way, please go out and get yourself a copy.  You won't be disappointed, but if you are, Brandy is only human.

Mikeisha's Top 5

1. "Piano Man"
2. "Human"
3. "Warm it Up (With Love)"
4. "A Capella (Something's Missing)"
5. "Camouflage"
"Human" has a little bit of all of Brandy's past albums. This album will lure you in. Listen to it completely one time and you will come back for more. This album is so incredible. There is something about Brandy Norwood that I simply adore. Perhaps it's the fact that I feel like I grew up with her because, yes, she is famous, but there is an aura around her that is so genuine and pure, maybe that is why she titled this fifth effort "Human. "  Or maybe she called it Human because she bent the truth about being married to Robert Smith. Hmmm. Could it be because of the fatal accident she was involved in? We may never know for sure, but what we do know is that she will has never disappointed her fans with her music. She knows what diversity is and she is no stranger to good music. If you aren't convinced, listen to "Brandy", "Never Say Never", "Full Moon" and "Afrodisiac", then you will lay any queries to rest once and for all. Lyrically, this album is a gem. Brandy let listeners into her innermost feelings and the outcome is unforgettable. Vocally, oh wow! I have never heard her sound so good. I can recall classmates ridiculing her for her weak voice when I was in grade school, but if they would just listen to her now, at her best. Sometimes she does sink into straining her voice, but when she gets herself together, it is magic. Her voice is naturally different and that separates her from the other R&B singers. "Right Here (Departed)" took some time to get into, but it is a quality track once you get into it. "Piano Man" is worth countless listens, especially because of her shout-out to longtime collaborator Rodney Jerkins and that infectious hook. I love this song; it's one of the albums finest moments. "1st and Love" is another highlight. It definitely has that classic Brandy sound. I have never heard Brandy sound better than on the album's title track. I was doing something when the song played, but I stopped dead in my tracks in order to give her my undivided attention. If you can only listen to one track from this album, listen to "Human" and listen good because Brandy is in rare form. Needless to say, this is one of 2008's strongest and most unforgettable releases, I am so proud of Brandy because I have watched her transition from a teenager into a beautiful woman. If this review has been helpful in any way, please go out and get yourself a copy. You won't be disappointed, but if you are, Brandy is only human. Mikeisha's Top 5

1. "Piano Man"
2. "Human"
3. "Warm it Up (With Love)"
4. "A Capella (Something's Missing)"
5. "Camouflage"