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Track List
01) Coming Home
02) Never Comin Down
03) Same Heart
04) My Wave (intro)
05) My Wave
06) Parallel Line
07) Drop Top
08) Way Too Long
09) Horses
10) Gemini
11) Texas Time (intro)
12) Texas Time
13) Love the Way It Hurts (So Good)
14) Female
15) Steal My Thunder
01) Coming Home
02) Never Comin Down
03) Same Heart
04) My Wave (intro)
05) My Wave
06) Parallel Line
07) Drop Top
08) Way Too Long
09) Horses
10) Gemini
11) Texas Time (intro)
12) Texas Time
13) Love the Way It Hurts (So Good)
14) Female
15) Steal My Thunder
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3:34
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0:28
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4:13
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3:15
3:37
4:09
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3:21
3:15
7:16
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First Released
2018
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Good Natured
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"Graffiti U" is the tenth studio album by by New Zealand-born Australian country music singer Keith Urban. It was released on 27 April 2018 by Capitol Nashville. The album was heavily influenced by experiences from Urban's youth.
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Urban searches for crossover magic once again on Graffiti U, collaborating with a battalion of pop powerhouses including Ed Sheeran, Julia Michaels, Nate Ruess and Justin Tranter.
The Australian country star touches on everything from reggae-country, Eighties dance-rock, lite-FM power ballads, and muscular Top 40 on an album that manages to interpolate melodies and riffs from both Merle Haggard and Coldplay. But despite his far-flung sound collision, Urban is still at his best when staying firmly within his wheelhouse, delivering several undeniable hits on the soul-leaning arena ballad "Parallel Line" and the party-starting country rave "Never Comin Down."
Urban deserves credit for refusing to rest on his laurels during the height of his arena-headlining mid-career, but on Graffiti U he ends up shining brightest in his well-worn comfort zones while struggling, perhaps for the first time, when he tries to break new sonic and lyrical ground.
Reviewed by Jonathan Bernstein for rollingstone.com.
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"Graffiti U" is the tenth studio album by by New Zealand-born Australian country music singer Keith Urban. It was released on 27 April 2018 by Capitol Nashville. The album was heavily influenced by experiences from Urban's youth.
User Album Review
Urban searches for crossover magic once again on Graffiti U, collaborating with a battalion of pop powerhouses including Ed Sheeran, Julia Michaels, Nate Ruess and Justin Tranter.
The Australian country star touches on everything from reggae-country, Eighties dance-rock, lite-FM power ballads, and muscular Top 40 on an album that manages to interpolate melodies and riffs from both Merle Haggard and Coldplay. But despite his far-flung sound collision, Urban is still at his best when staying firmly within his wheelhouse, delivering several undeniable hits on the soul-leaning arena ballad "Parallel Line" and the party-starting country rave "Never Comin Down."
Urban deserves credit for refusing to rest on his laurels during the height of his arena-headlining mid-career, but on Graffiti U he ends up shining brightest in his well-worn comfort zones while struggling, perhaps for the first time, when he tries to break new sonic and lyrical ground.
Reviewed by Jonathan Bernstein for rollingstone.com.
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