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Disco de Aly & AJ: “Into the Rush [Japan]”
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Into the Rush [Japan] |
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Fecha de Publicación:2006-02-13
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Tipo:Desconocido
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Género:Pop, Today's Big Hits, Kidz Pop
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Letras Explícitas:Si
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UPC:4988064130566
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{$Aly & AJ} are sort of a double-vision version of {$Hilary Duff}. Like {$Hilary}, who started out portraying the plucky {%Lizzie McGuire}, {$Aly} co-stars as {%Keely Teslow} on the {@Disney Channel}'s {#Phil of the Future}. She had her first singing success with a bubbly take on {$the Lovin' Spoonful}'s {&"Do You Believe in Magic"} that shot to the top of the charts on {@Radio Disney}, and with her younger sister {$AJ} contributed to the {\soundtracks} for the {@Disney} films {^Herbie: Fully Loaded} (another cover, {&"Walkin' on Sunshine"}) and {^Ice Princess} ({&"No One,"} a melodic descendant of {$Avril Lavigne}'s {&"I'm with You"}). In 2005 the Michalka sisters make their album debut with {^Into the Rush}, released like {$Hilary}'s {^Metamorphosis} through the {@Disney}-owned {@Hollywood Records}. All of their initial singles are here, which is nice for fans hoping to avoid buying all those {\soundtracks}. And the rest of {^Rush} isn't all that different. It's more ambitious than freshly scrubbed {\teen pop}, but doesn't venture further than offering a few empowering {\ballads} and the concise, professionally processed {\pop} of {&"Collapsed"} and {&"Something More."} {$Aly & AJ} get writing credits on every song here except the covers. But they've worked closely with a bank of producers and co-writers, and that ensures that {^Into the Rush} has the right mixture of personal touch and corporate marketability. "All lead and background vocals sung by {$Aly & AJ}," the liner notes read, so it's nearly impossible to tell who's who. But {$Aly & AJ} can actually sing -- their vocals have more way personality than prefab {@Disney} hopefuls like {$Hayden Panettiere} or {$Caleigh Peters} -- and the arrangements are slick without resorting to flashily empty pap. The sisters are lyrically limited -- "I didn't know what was in store/When I walked right through the door/Then I saw you over there/Our blue eyes locked in a stare" -- but what do you expect? This is music written to entertain 'tweens. It's notable then that {^Into the Rush} is listenable, likeable, and more about being memorable than being {@Disney} product. Smart move -- {$Duff} took a similar route on her first record, and look what happened to her. ~ Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide
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