April 12, 2005

Everyday People by Nicole C. Mullen

(Filed under: Reviews: Music)

Everyday People
by Nicole C. Mullen
2004

Nicole C. Mullens delivers exactly what you'd expect: an album of pure gospel/R&B funk.

On the cover: The album opens with a cover of Sly & The Family Stone's "Everyday People." That's the "different strokes for different folks" song, and it's a fun throwback to set the theme.

Best line: "I like cute ugly kinda shoes," from the 'it's OK to be yourself' funk anthem "This This."

Honestly: Everyday People lacks a soaring number like "Redeemer" or "Call on Jesus" from her previous albums.

Nod: The album earned a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Contemporary Gospel Album, so that's got to be worth something.

World wide web: nicolecmullen.com

Bottom line: Her voice ranges from subtle to sassy to soaring, sometimes within the same song, all with funky beats keeping the pace. It's time to get your groove on.

Posted by Kevin D. Hendricks at April 12, 2005 06:21 PM

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