Shine

Rating

Album: Shine
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Thank God
2)	Running Back - (featuring Lil Wayne)
3)	Scarface Rozay Gotti
4)	My Love - (featuring Major Lazer/Wizkid/Dua Lipa)
5)	Fashion Week - (featuring G-Eazy)
6)	Colombia Heights (Te Llamo) - (featuring J Balvin)
7)	CC White
8)	Mathematics
9)	Fish n Grits - (featuring Travis Scott)
10)	Fine Girl - (featuring Olamide/Davido)
11)	Heaven on Earth
12)	MY PYT
13)	DNA
14)	Smile - (featuring Phil Ade'/Zyla Moon)

Performer Notes

Recording information: Blue Room, Atlanta, GA; Boom Boom Room Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Chalice Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Every Blue Moon Room; Every Blue Moon Room, Washington, DC; Glenwood Place Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Glenwood Recording Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Infinity Music Studio, Medellin, Colombia; Muse Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Paramount Recording Studios; Paramount Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Platinum Sound, New York, NY; Record Plant, Los Angeles, CA; Record Room, Miami, FL; So Focused Studios, New Jersey; Spyvsion Studios, Miami, FL; Zac Recording, Atlanta, GA.
Coming off The Album About Nothing, a smash that took his conceptual fancy to the hilt, and the birth of his daughter -- for whom he wants to amass a fleet of luxury vehicles -- Wale reasonably takes a free, easy, more commercially minded approach for album five. Acronymic for "still here ignoring negative energy," Shine, loosely constructed with the rapper rarely in battle or even sparring mode, has no overarching theme beyond soundtracking good times. If anything, the program is maximized for streaming with numerous cross-cultural stylistic switch-ups and a lengthy register of producers and guest artists that might exceed that of The Gifted. There's a dancehall-flavored track co-produced by Diplo, a low-profile victory lap with Colombian star J Balvin, and a clutch of streamlined pop-oriented material led by "My PYT" (with bed springs less rusty and distracting than the ones heard throughout "Bad"). "Fine Girl," a romantic Afro-pop-laced club track featuring Davido and Olamide, is warmest of all, enhanced with an atmospheric assist from New Edition via "Can You Stand the Rain." At the end, Wale breathes new life into an old breakbeat (and a sample from Marvin Gaye's version of "I Wanna Be Where You Are") for a defiantly proud pro-black finale. It should be enough retain the listeners who strongly prefer the more lyrical, less hedonistic aspects of the Wale discography. ~ Andy Kellman

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