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Nina Sky (by Nina Sky, Pop)

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Pleasant pop from twin teen queens.


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What parents need to know

Parents need to know that 18-year-old twins Nina Sky deliver no-nonsense girlfriend advice in a pop package.

Positive messages: Some positive girlfriend stuff.
Violence: None.
Sex: A lot of good-natured, rather innocent innuendo.
Language: One four-letter word, well used in context.
Consumerism: Just a bit.

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What's the story?

What's the story?

Nina Sky is made up of identical 18-year old Puerto Rican twins, Natalie and Nicole Albino, from Queens, N.Y. Their debut CD includes the dance hit "Move Ya Body" and some other nice, good-natured, R&B surprises. The CD begins with a self-referential introduction that's kind of grand for a pop album that actually delivers well-written dance tunes and an empowering message or two.

Is it any good?

Is it any good?
 

Good-natured sexual innuendo abounds in the dance tracks, filled with lookin' hot, lickin' lips, and getting turned on. "Let It Go" contains the CD's only four-letter word ("Ain't gonna take your sh*t" is the lyric); but for those who pay attention to lyrics, the real substance is in songs like "You Deserve," a plea to a girlfriend in a bad relationship, featuring a cameo from Betty Wright ("You deserve so much more/A lovely man to care for you/You don't have to hurt no more...so don't be scared to walk away"); "Let it Go," a young woman's declaration of relationship independence; and "Surely Missed," a sweet memorial for a friend killed in an accident.

Consistently pleasant, the well-produced tracks allow the sisters' vocals to shine. Smooth and expressive, they get their point across -- whether the point is flirty fun, break-up angst, or a no-nonsense girlfriend reality check.

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Released on: July 29, 2004
Label: Universal
Genre: Pop

This review was written by Kathi Kamen Goldmark
 
 

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