The Power of Music

WHAT A LET DOWN

you cant hear her voice she is screeching ITS JUST A BIG NO NO The only thing i can see it used as is a Jazz dance @kingwood strutters

I'm going to keep this short & sweet. Kristine W never disappoints. Another great release from the only Queen of Dance.

Ditto Musicologist315. Sorry folks, by far the all time best Kristine W. CD is LAND OF THE LIVING. Every song is different and unique. I've never once skipped a track on that album, unlike this new one. Kristine is great. I saw here perform acoustically with just her, a piano (played by Elton John's keyboardist) and her Sax. This was at the White Party Vizcaya Mansion in Miami several years ago. She was flawless.

Since she made her mark on the dance/pop scene with the incredible release of LAND OF THE LIVING fans have eagerly awaited for lightning to strike again, Kristine W has given us some intriguing hits over the years but with the release of this new collection of original music is ready to take you back to where you once belong. With the POWER OF MUSIC Kristine W proves why she's conquered the dance floor and continues to leave her indelible mark on pop music with her most versatile and intriging album to date. Tracks that are enviable by Britney standards, Kristine W delivers amazing beats and matchless power vocals making this set essential to any dance album collection! Feel the POWER OF MUSIC -- it'll move you!

I don't know who she is but she got that soul. This album is worth buying it!! My favorite Songs: 1. The Power of Music~ 10/10 My favorite song off her album 2.I'm Coming Out ~ I love the remix when she did the dance verison of Diana Ross song.100/10 2. Not so merry go Round ~ Beautiful Ballad 3. Love is the look ~ Good vibe Disco sound 10/10 4. Into U ~ Blend of R&B,Dance. Is still a great song =) 10/10 This album deserve an A.

This is a great cd. I had the chance to purchase it and I am so glad I did. Kristine W is an awesome singer and I think this is one of her best yet! I hope there is more to come.

This CD is yet another testiment, in regards to the power of music. Kristine W, has yet to (in my opinion) fail her fans with new material. Kristine's work has always been a joy to experience and dance too, and this CD is no diffrent. I don't know of any fans that will be disappointed.

After waiting for so long and compared to some of the music on past CD's this CD is mostly a bore. The producers chosen Hex Hector and Love to Infinity among others are no longer cutting edge and relevant They were great in the 90's but past their prime. The dance tracks all sound alike. Exceptions are I'm Coming Out, a great electronic re-work of the song and All In is powerful and lyrically intriguing. These 2 songs aren't even on the physical CD. In the past Kristine W was cutting edge with producers and arrangements. She set the standard in club music. After 6 years without a studio CD, I expected music that would be fresh and new. This CD accomplishes neither.

Kristine W has mastered the art of elegant, well-written pop songs set to sweltering beats. This album proves once and for all that the true queen of pop is Kristine. The album starts off on a live-sounding vibe with "Be Alright" and "The Power of Music" which confuse expectations because they're not four-on-the-floor dance songs (at least until the remixes hit). She then delivers the first show-stopper, "Not So Merry Go Round." It literally slows things down to a crawl with an introduction that sends chills down your spine. Then she soars again with "Fade," easily Kristine's best song to date. The melancholy and urgency of the song are palpable under a bed of dance beats and acoustic guitars. She then travels back in time to her biggest hit and retrofits it for a new era. Then comes the three-in-one rush of "The Boss," "Love Is The Look," and "Window To Your World" which get your heart racing for the next 15 minutes. She then delivers her sweetest, most infectious ballad ever in "Strings." She literally floors you with a sweet, delicate ballad that melts the heart. Then comes the attack of five more dance songs: "Happiness" really is a blast of joy, and a cover of "I'm Coming Out" literally closes the album on a high note, then just when you thought it was over, another gem is delivered in "All In" with a pulsating beat and a clear mission to finish off the album with a bang. At 18 songs, it runs the risk of being too long, but instead actually leaves you wanting more. Definite must have for any dance or pop lover. If you only download a few songs, I recommend "Fade," "Feel What You Want," "Happiness," "Strings," and "I'm Coming Out." This album really does exemplify the power of music. Music can heal a broken heart, and if you can dance while it happens, even better.