Some Kind of Trouble: Optimistic by James Blunt

Three years on, the singer James Blunt finally released his third album, ‘Some Kind of Trouble’. James tried to pour a feeling optimistic in this album. British men are relying on the song ‘Stay the Night’ as a hero. The song is wrapped in shades of country with acoustic guitar accompaniment. If asked to imagine, these catchy songs reminiscent of the song ‘Hey, Soul Sister’ Train property. Morale is also humming this song almost same with the Train.

‘Dangerous’ more “dance” than others. Another up tempo song ‘Turn Me On’ is packed with outstanding bass voice and a little rock n roll. In the song ‘Superstar’ James is even more sounds like singing songs with a distinctive tone of Maroon 5. But he fix it with ‘No Tears’ which is pop. ‘Some Kind of Troube’ is way out James for not only on music-that’s it. James claimed to have material that is more optimistic than previous albums.

Unfortunately, the way James could not get a positive review. Many of the media who give criticism with the new James album. But the other spoke markets. Once released in November 2010, the album ‘Some Kind of Trouble’ is now recorded as many as 1 million copies sold worldwide. If you are lovers of James Blunt’s beautiful voice, this album still deserves to be a collection.

Tracklist album ‘Some Kind of Trouble’ James Blunt:

1. Stay the Night
2. Dangerous
3. Best Laid Plans
4. So Far Gone
5. No Tears
6. Superstar
7. These Are the Words
8. Calling Out Your Name
9. Heart of Gold
10. I’ll Be Your Man
11. If Time is All I Have
12. Turn Me On