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Trust Me
by Craig David


3.5

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Slicker Than Your Average

Official Artist Site

The British singer's fourth album features a song sampling David Bowie's 'Let's Dance.'

LABEL:	Warner Brothers
RELEASE DATE:	06 May 2008
DISCS:	1 disc
GENRE(S):	R&B

NOTES: Original UK release 12 Nov 2007.

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Billboard

This London-based crooner emerged in the early '00s as the face of Britain's 2-step scene, but on his fourth full-length Craig David doesn't sound tethered to any one sound in particular.

All Music Guide

There was a variety of styles on Trust Me, none of which detracted from its overall sense of cohesion.

Uncut

This is predictably slick and inoffensive stuff. [Dec 2007, p.90]

Dot Music

Throughout, Southampton's own R Kelly, as silky-voiced as ever, seems determined to seize hold of his iffy image and re-establish his old school soul credentials.

New Musical Express

'Trust Me’ works, kinda, by doing R&B without palely imitating US fare: take ‘Hot Stuff’, smooth ’80s dance-pop that makes game use of Bowie’s ‘Let’s Dance’.

Hot Press

Craig David's back, and in fairness, he makes a decent fist of it. However, David is hamstrung by trying to please both critic and fan.

Mojo

All the ingredients for another hit album are here. The only thing missing is soul. [Dec 2007, p.110]

Q Magazine

Craig David seems to have accepted he's destined to occupy the middle of the road. Trouble is, it's still not clear which road he's on. [Dec 2007, p.115]

The Guardian

Trust Me opens with a triptych of horn-section-and-samples R&B numbers that bounce along pleasantly, even if they can't quite shake off the cut-price dancefloor feeling that permeates so much British pop; but they are still preferable to the succession of puppy-eyed ballads, almost wholly devoid of interest or edge, which follow.

The average user rating for this album is 3.5 (out of 10) based on 2 User Votes
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Maggie L. gave it a3:
Expected a lot. Very disappointed.

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Trust Me by Craig David

Trust Me
by Craig David