BT

BT uses his classical training and industry connections to move even further from the epic trance sounds of his debut Ima (1996), producing an energetic hybrid of electronic beats and pop rock, roping in random friends on guest vocals and even taking the mic himself for six songs. The production is rich throughout and speaks to his technical abilities in the studio.

The man behind 'NSync's excursion into dirty pop casts his net far and wide in search of
test subjects for his king-size club-music experiments. Unfortunately, the disparate guest
vocalists BT assembles here are thoroughly homogenized by his weakly atmospheric
production. Guru sounds as if he's rapping underwater on "Knowledge of Self," and
'NSync's JC Chasez is reduced to breathy panting on "The Force of Gravity." JON ... More >