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Album Review: Kehlani- It Was Good Until It Wasn't

The latest Kehlani album is really good even if it doesn't quite reach the status of her official debut album, SweetSexySavage. Lyrically and vocally this album shines. It's fairly laid back and that suits Kehlani here. The song "Can I" which features Tory Lanez is really fly. The song "Change Your Life", featuring Jhene Aiko, is another highlight. I like the smooth "Water" song too. The production fits the mood too, but it's nothing too extravagant. This album really reminded me of her 2019 mixtape, While We Wait, which I meant to review last year. Anyways the skits are good, and most of the songs are tight. Ultimately I am really pleased with this album. She's really made some great music thus far in her career.



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Lyrics: 24
Beats: 21
Depth: 24
Tilt: 23
Verdict: 92
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