Normani
DOPAMINE
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Nothing here is quite as infectious as ‘Motivation’, though the Janet Jackson-esque funk bop ‘Take My Time’ – a song title that can’t not look pointed – comes close. Elsewhere, Normani and producers including Tommy Brown (Ariana Grande, The Weeknd) and Stargate (Rihanna, Beyoncé) generally cleave to a sleek midtempo: across 13 tracks, she glides between glistening sex jams (‘All Yours’, ‘Lights On’), atmospheric R&B (‘Insomnia’, ‘Distance’) and even a swaggering strip club anthem (‘Still’). Weirdly, a sparse track recently released as a single, ‘1.59’, is one of the few sluggish cuts here. Only Normani’s Whitney Houston-style spoken intro – “turn me up, uh, turn me up” – makes much of an impression.
‘Dopamine’ also contains a skittering duet with James Blake, ‘Tantrums’, on which Normani delivers one of the album’s punchiest lyrics: “You’re nobody – you’re just somebody I used to fuck from time to time.” It’s typical of an album that shimmers with a cool, calm and yes, unhurried confidence. It may have taken six years, but ‘Dopamine’ sounds like the (damn) album Normani was meant to make all long.
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