K’Jon – Moving On (2012)

KJon has been one of the brightest new Urban artists to break through in the past 5 years scoring a monster hit with On The Ocean which was on the Billboard Hot R&B and Hip Hop charts for a record setting 75 weeks. KJons new Album Moving On is even stronger than his impressive debut. An album that touches all the bases that KJons style encompasses including R&B, Hip Hop, Steppers Club Music and Pop.

Genres: R&B/Soul, Music
Released: 17 April 2012
℗ 2012 Shanachie Ent. Corp.
- Album Review:
In 2011, K’Jon was primed to release the follow-up to I Get Around, his first album for Universal Republic. There were multiple delays, however, and an April 2011 single, “Good Morning,” stalled at number 78 on the Billboard R&B/Hip Hop chart. That second Universal Republic album, titled Oxygen, never appeared. K’Jon then resurfaced on Shanachie in April 2012 — a change that possibly inspired this album’s title. While he’s with a new label, he hasn’t made a complete break from his past, as he makes multiple references to his number 12 R&B hit from 2009, “On the Ocean.” And he could still use an editor; Moving On is nearly an hour in length and has a few lulls. It begins with an intro that leads into an interlude that leads into a song that has its own built-in spoken intro, and several songs that follow have extended and/or spoken intros as well. In “Side One Interlude,” he takes a shot at the airwaves: “Do you remember not too long ago, when R&B ruled the radio? Now it’s all cold and predictable.” It’s easy to sympathize with a singer who’s been active for over a decade and has experienced only fleeting popularity thus far; for several years, very few male R&B singers who sound like men (rather than boys), such asK’Jon, have enjoyed sustained success. If pop-oriented and adult-oriented R&B stations happened to be a little more adventurous, a handful of these songs — effective showcases for K’Jon’s casual yet passionate and never over-sold vocals — would have a good shot at frequent rotation. While nothing eclipses “On the Ocean,” there’s at least half-an-hour of solid, mostly mature, contemporary R&B here.
- Track List:
01. Moving On Intro
02. Side One Interlude
03. Superman
04. On Everything Pt. 2 (featuring Seven The General)
05. No Pressure (featuring Doggie of D.U.B.B.)
06. Bad Gurl
07. Ex Amnesia (featuring Jonsey of D.U.B.B.)
08. My Lil Sister
09. Side Two Interlude
10. Wonderland (featuring Mistee Merritt)
11. Will You Be There
12. Moving On
13. The Reason
14. I’m Good Boo
15. Take This Dollar
16. Super Momma
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