A perfectly-executed, frothy slice of throwback R&B/brunch music that’s a nice reminder of how lovely music for actual adults can be (instead of, you know, tweens and opinonated pop critics like).Yeah, yeah, yeah! I'm glad this week is over, I need to get away, Go home and throw my clothes on, I need you right away! Can't wait to see you looking lovely, I hope you're thinking of me, Cause all I want is time with you And only nothing more! So in love with you, So in love with you, So! So in love with you, So in love with you! So in love with you, So in love with you, So in love with you, So in love with you! I see you cross the room, Talking with some me, I love your mannerisms, babe, But the way you handle them Oh, I'm so proud to do you So attracted to you too, You're so damn good to me, In everything you do Cause I'm so in love with you, So in love with you, So! So in love with you, So in love with you! So in love with you, So in love with you, So in love with you, So in love with you! Listen, I'm so in love with you, That I can't help myself! Can't help it! As long as is me and you We don't need love around! I've got you! Got you! Hey, hey, hey, yeah, yeah, Oh, make it last forever! I'm so in love, uhuu First thing in the morning When I open my eyes and see you Hey, hey, I feel like a breath of fresh air I feel like I can fly, That I can get by. Michaela Drapes: If there wasn’t already an anthem for the grown and sexy, “So In Love” would fit the bill nicely. The cooing at the end, I could live without.Īl Shipley: This is like a rom com where the male lead exudes sensual charisma but the female lead is chewing scenery and hamming up with the dialogue too much to make the audience care about the relationship.
But I like the idea that an established relationship can still be coolly sexual, even if it’s a touch on the repetitive side. They certainly aren’t Marvin and Tammi, but in the age of infinite remixes and features, it’s a joy to hear a real duet.Įdward Okulicz: The clicks of the beat and the tinkling piano suggest a classy seduction on the dance floor, but the lyrics paint a love further down the line. “So In Love” is a epic midtempo disco love song released a few decades too late, and thus risks feeling like retro pastiche, but it picks up some genuine feeling at the end of Scott’s verse, and soars once she and Hamilton start trading off lines halfway through. Katherine St Asaph: I’m so in love with the chord progression, does that count? Yeah, fine, suppose not.Īlex Ostroff: I’ve always found Jill Scott to be a bit sleepy (Lupe’s Daydreamin’ aside) but here that relaxed tone is an asset, conveying the easy interaction and comfort of a lived-in relationship. Musically, a key change at the 1:35 mark, moving the song from sultry to ebullient, is more engaging, and Scott is as always technically skilled enough to avoid scuffling even with mediocre material.
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Benson’s career is full of those.Įrick Bieritz: Lyrically it’s a little dull, a simple assertion of love that fails to create or resolve any tension. The song is tender and lovely, laid-back disco for a not particularly energetic kind of dancing, but its low-wattage energy also means that it lacks much resonance beyond that particular use-value.Īlfred Soto: Closer to eighties George Benson than classic seventies R&B, this gets by on a groove so buoyant that second stringers like Scott and Hamilton can boast of a near triumph. Jonathan Bogart: In which Anthony Hamilton channels peak-era Al Green and Jill Scott channels … Jill Scott, which is enough. Well who wouldn’t be in love with a man with such a lovely hat? Donnie Trumpet & the Social Experiment.I LIE HERE BURIED WITH MY RINGS AND MY DRESSES.
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