On My Radio

Musiq is dope once again as he releases his fifth solo album. Ive read alot of reviews on the album that have said that this was not Musiq's best work maybe because of the production or because of the risky approach Musiq decided to take on such traks as "Radio" or "UntilYouLeave". But in spite of some people's semi negative opinion, I think Musiq is one of the most amazing artist we have today. From his first album to his current he has continued to stay consistent and true to himself expressed through his lyrics and melodies. He has grown as a artist and he continues to sing about real life topics as a genuwine person that people not in his position can truly relate too. Tracks like "DeserveYouMore", "Someone", or even "Dear John" really do speak to the heart giving listeners to a pathway to connect and vibe on such subjects as relationships or even hard breaks ups which we all go. Then, he gives us the cut "So Beautiful"......A track that should be in every man's arsenal, a track that truly depicts what a woman or should be to a man in life and how a man should should treat women....Looking at them as God's gift. You kind of got the feel that Musiq went back in time to his hit single "Love" off his first album when you listen to "So Beautiful". But in all honestly, even though their was room for improvmnt as far as production wise on his latest album, Musiq still continues to touch people with his lyrics promoting good values and profoundly effecting the way people live their lives. Much love you Musiq. Keep providing us with good music should for the people. You stay clean and sharp as a true gentlemen be. Oh yea.....you rocked the concert you just gave in Baltimore dude!! I was their with my girl vib'in from start to end. As i said much love and stay up...................

This is album is hott! It is a nice album to sit back, chill, and listen to. I can just relax and think will listening to this album. Musiq Soulchild is a WONDERFUL artist. Never lets me down. :-)

Ive been following musiq soulchild ever since i listened to soulstar album.i liked luvinmusic but onmyradio has to be my favorite album.My favorite song happens to be money right which i sang alil bit to my girl and she liked it...so im proud of musiqs new album and hope he can come out with another good album like on myradio

juslisten was a classic. Song by song this album holds up to any of musiq's other albums. If you leave (fea. mary j.blige) will live on for 100 years. Love of my life is the best song on the album.

This is a smooth cd but, I must say I don't like the song "Radio" at all. It's not at all his syle. Other than that, I can really vibe with most of the songs. Stay true to you my brotha

Paired with fellow R&B singer Avant and also releasing his fifth album is Musiq Soulchild. After Luvanmusiq shined, can Musiq get back to that type of worthy material? Backagain: Soulchild starts things with a slapping drumbeat with plunking piano keys, as a good hook announces his return. The track starts things off nicely, having a good vibe, yet uptempo enough to intrigue listeners. 3/5 Until: On a relatively minimal production, various drum patterns keep things on pace, while Musiq croons nicely on this midtempo, finished with cascading keyboards. Building in the bridge, Soulchild works it nicely and the end result is a beautiful midtempo. 3.5/5 Ifuleave: Orthodox & Ransom deliver a nice duet here with Mary J. Blige & Musiq, as plucking orchestra strings back up the beautiful vocals of the singers. MJB and Musiq go back and forth on this relationship number, as the chemistry blends well. 4/5 Deserveumore: Beautifully produced track here, as this dreamy midtempo blends well with Musiq’s soulful vocals. Strings and guitar back Musiq on this one. 3.5/5 Special: Upbeat with Musiq crooning about a special lady, the bridge works nicely with some guitar, as a unique drum pattern hits. Decent track that lacks a bit in the hook. 3/5 Dearjohn: Warryn “Baby Dubb” Cambell’s piano laden production with snaps is light, while Musiq croons intimately. A nice track that doesn’t quite build up as great as you’d you like, but it’s pleasant. 3/5 Loveofmylife: Very nice track here that has a great bridge and production. Things build nicely and end up taking a celebratory grand exclamation in the hook by Musiq, with guitar’s jamming in the background. A definite highlight that sounds great. 4/5 Moneyright: Uptempo clapping rhythm and piano keys back Musiq, as he sings about how his lady has held him down through all these years. Decent. 3/5 Someone: Lush strings and acoustic guitar production that is reminiscent of Keyshia Cole’s “Love”, Musiq doesn’t quite hit notes like her, but nonetheless a decent ballad. 3/5 Iwannabe: Reggae infused collaboration with Damian Marley serves Musiq well, as the two jam out on this jamaican joint. From the beat to Marley’s appearance, things work out well, with relaxed and cruising mode, Musiq creates a solid chill cut. 3.5/5 Sobeautiful: Musiq delves into his falsetto here, as J.R. Hutson creates the light backdrop of drums and pulsating strings. A solid midtempo that is intimate and a lovely number for the ladies. 4/5 Radio: The lead single that may have scared Musiq fans off, it was a much different sound for Musiq. With a production reminiscent of Atlanta snap or down south club, Musiq definitely did not fit the track and it sounds out of place. Luckily the album didn’t end up like this and this was an experimentive move by Musiq, it’s no wonder that it’s placed as the last track. 2/5 OnMyRadio is another solid release by Musiq, while not being his best, it’s another enjoyable disc that has a few mediocre numbers but also has it’s highlights. Lead single, “Radio” was a misstep that is smartly placed in the back, to allow listeners to enjoy the album and not have to be interrupted by it’s awkward and out of place sound. “Ifuleave”, the MJB & Musiq duet is a solid relationship number that was an obvious highlight, “Loveofmylife” builds very nicely and has some excitement about it that is hard not to like. The reggae infused duet of Damian Marley & Musiq works really well and serves as a nice chill track. Musiq continues to thrive in midtempos and ballads, evident in “Sobeautiful”, a nice light midtempo or ballad that is very intimate and has Musiq flexing his falsetto. Overall another worthy release by Musiq that is a decent R&B release of December. Rating: 7.5 out of 10

I don't care what folk gotta say about this...this album is FIRE! Musiq isn't selling out in the least on this record. this is the result of excelent musicianship and the embodiment of an artist who knows how to re-invent himself while staying true to his sound...I'm not gonna belabor my point, GET THE ALBUM AND PLAY FROM BEGINNING TO END (and dont rely on the clips for this one just take my word for it)

this album is pretty amazing musiq soulchild delivers once more its like ear chocolate... its that good (:

I love this CD! Although "Radio" was kind of out of character, I think it blended with the rest of the CD. I'm so happy Musiq brought back the kind of songs that made his fans fall in love with him in the first place. Absolutley Wonderful!

ONCE AGAIN MUSIQ DELIVERS! UNTIL & MONEY RIGHT R THE BEST SONGS ON THE CD!!!!