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CRITIC REVIEWS
83
Janet strikes a solid balance between innovation and dependability, bridging past and future better than most—including her legendary sibling.
83
The album’s movements flow like natural metamorphosis rather than wild swings thanks to Jackson’s voice. Unbreakable finds her continuously rediscovering new crevices in her vocal range.
80
The best thing about Unbreakable is that it proves Janet can still surprise us.
80
Unbreakable is a synthesis of ideas Jackson’s collected and tested throughout her career.
80
It's a successful return for Ms. Jackson, a grown-ass album that refuses either to pander or wallow in nostalgia.
80
Unbreakable is the mature album, free of commercial ambition, her all-too-breakable brother never made.
80
These hallmarks are mixed in with on-trend beats, finger-snapping R&B and even stylistic references to her late brother Michael and the Jackson 5. But it's the ballads - a side of her repertoire that had taken a back seat to forgettable chart-chasers - that show Jackson's at her vocal and songwriting best.
75
Unbreakable is overall Jackson’s strongest album in a decade, a mature and nuanced career progression that sounds effortless.
70
No one but Jackson can directly reference previous triumphs, address her audience, and yet move forward quite like this.
70
Janet is reflective, optimistic, and offering encouraging, motivating lyrics to those listening. It’s the album I wish Janet made years ago.
70
Unbreakable nonetheless feels like the liveliest, freshest album we’ve received from Miss Janet in nearly 15 years, and one that feels like a genuine step forward for her artistically.
70
Janet has calculatedly played the humble-grateful card countless times in her career, but Unbreakable, a ready-made collection of deep cuts, is one of the first times she's given a fully convincing performance.
70
Unbreakable is truly a reflective body of work in which Janet refuses to succumb to trends but remains true to what feels and sounds right.
60
The chunky bass of Dammn Baby hits the dancefloor spot – but otherwise, Unbreakable’s highlights are low-key moments of reflection and nostalgia.
Apesar de sempre ter vivido de certa forma na sombra do legado que o seu irmão Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson já provou por conta própria, quase trinta anos atrás, que tinha direito um lugar ao sol. Além disso, a cantora conquistou o seu espaço na história ao lançar obras, agora, imortais como Control (1986), Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814 (1989), janet. (1993) e The Velvet Rope (1997) que ajudaram a redefinir o pop/R&B americano e ... read more
This woman makes me forget about the whole world and I know that it sounds like the words of a teenager, but Shoulda Known Better or Night is absolutely feeling like I was in another dimension of pleasure.
A similar feeling accompanies me when I hear Cant Let Her Get Away of Michael Jackson.
A similar feeling accompanies me when I hear Cant Let Her Get Away of Michael Jackson.
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Year End Lists
| #6 | / | Cosmopolitan |
| #8 | / | People |
| #11 | / | Entertainment Weekly |
| #13 | / | Slant Magazine |
| #19 | / | Mashable |
| #36 | / | Pitchfork |
| #37 | / | The Guardian |
| #50 | / | SPIN |
MISC LISTS
| #10 | / | Exclaim (Soul/R&B) |
Track List
- Unbreakable
- Burnitup! (Feat. Missy Elliott)
- Dammn Baby
- The Great Forever
- Shoulda Known Better
- After You Fall
- Broken Hearts Heal
- Night
- No Sleeep (Feat. J Cole)
- Dream Maker/ Euphoria
- 2 B Loved
- Take Me Away
- Promise
- Lessons Learned
- Black Eagle
- Well Traveled
- Gon B Alright
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Added on: September 3, 2015
