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02 Feb

Posted at 17:41h in Music, Reviews
Strip Me is the third studio album from British pop singing sensation Natasha Bedingfield and the Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter has decided to release Strip Me exclusively in Canada and the United States to follow-up on 2008’s Pocketful of Sunshine which was also exclusively released in those two countries. Strip Me sees Natasha Bedingfield enlist the help of stellar producers and songwriters such as Ryan Tedder (One Republic, Beyonce), Andreas Kleerup (Robyn, Cyndi Lauper), John Shanks (Take That, Kelly Clarkson) and long-time collaborator Steve Kipner (Cheryl Cole, The Script) to create the quintessential uplifting pop album to crack the US market but does it translate into a good enough album? Read on for a track-by-track review...