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| Ew |
 How can a vocalist with an unchanging monotone be this charismatic? Sean Paul's limitless energy carries him through these 20 tracks, helping him tap-dance over every flashy dancehall riddim that comes his way. The album sags toward the middle, but when he sticks to his strengths, Paul is arguably the ablest pop ambassador Jamaican music has ever had who isn't surnamed Marley. B+...full text |
| Rollingstone |
| Sean Paul has been as ubiquitous as oxygen for much of the 2000s, and he seems maniacally determined to maintain his pop dominance. Paul said in 2007 that his next disc would focus on youth violence in Jamaica, but there's little sign of that on the party-hearty Imperial Blaze, which is full of snazzy electro beats and tunes that sound like pale versions of past hits. Songs like the lascivious "Bruk Out" — where Paul orders his lady to "spread it" for him "like a queen-size sheet" — are just too slick to be much fun....full text |
| Nowtoronto |
| Disc Review Sean Paul Imperial Blaze (VP/Atlantic) By Jason Richards Listening to a Sean Paul album is like taking a trip to Narnia. The dancehall king reigns over an alternate reality where time is perpetually frozen in one season, regardless of what’s happening in the outside world. Which is to say that his first album in four years picks up exactly where The Trinity left off: at the centre of the dance floor. Despite Sean-da-Paul telling MTV in 2007 that he wanted to address youth violence in his native Jamaica on Imperial Blaze, he instead delivers a new set of sleek mashup anthems about how you’re So Fine he’d like to see you in your Birthday Suit so he can Press It Up at his Private Party. Not that there’s anything wrong with that, especially now that summer has finally reared its head....full text |
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