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| Allmusic |
 Ever savvy, Disney started launching the post-High School Musical careers of the franchise's stars while it was still in full swing by having Ashley Tisdale and Vanessa Hudgens make albums with a more mature sound than most Radio Disney fare. Hudgens' debut album, V, was her first step toward a less overtly Disney-affiliated career: released by the studio's Hollywood label, it used Christina Aguilera's soulful pop as a template; even if its songs were a bit faceless, they had surprisingly sophisticated production values. Almost two years passed between V and its follow-up, Identified. That's a long time in Disney terms, especially considering how quickly they release anything related to star attractions like High School Musical....full text |
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| Billboard |
| "Last Night," the first track of Disney star Vanessa Hudgens' second full-length, shows such promise. It's a lightly produced bit of poppy blues in 5/4 time—somewhere between Christina Aguilera's big-band phase and Bonnie Raitt's 19-year-old acoustic twang—that Hudgens manages to pull off with some level of soul. First single "Sneakernight" is in a similar vein, with some upright piano and an organ providing a uniquely smart backdrop for what is essentially a paean to hip-hop-styled dance. The rest of "Identified," though, panders to the preteen demo with stop-start pop that ranges from pleasant (the title track) to dull ("Amazed") to off-putting ("Hook It Up"). But for little girls, this is one nonstop singalong....full text |
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| Blender |
| Never mind the full-frontal JPEGs that leaked online last year—Vanessa Hudgens is still very much a Disney girl. On her second solo disc, she lavishes attention on boys, sings about dancing and never acknowledges, explicitly or even implicitly, the horizontal tango. This is teen pop in which any trace of innuendo has been eradicated: There is no genie in the bottle, no hormones straining against the schoolgirl outfit; the most subversive moment is “Sneakernight,” in which Hudgens throws a late-night dance party, bedtimes be damned. Rather than expose too much of herself, she plays dress-up, rifling through pop’s last few seasons....full text |
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