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The Voice by Mike Jones

The Voice

Release Date: 4/28/2009

Recording Date: 4/2009

Tracks: 16

Length: 01:02:06 Hrs

Label: Asylum

Type: CD,DI

Genre/Styles:
Hardcore Rap, Southern Rap

Album Tracks (16)

Song Title
Length
1.
The Voice Intro
00:48
2.
Swagger Right
04:13
3.
Houston Oilers
04:36
4.
Boi!
04:17
5.
Cuddy Buddy
04:38
6.
I Know
03:50
7.
Drop & Gimme 50
04:07
8.
Give Me a Call
05:13
9.
Happy Birthday
04:29
10.
Next to You
03:41
11.
Swagg Thru da Roof
03:48
12.
On Top of the Covers
04:11
13.
Scandalous H**s (Skit)
00:29
14.
Scandalous H**s, Pt. 2
03:50
15.
Hate on Me
04:27
16.
Grandma, Pt. 2
05:29

What the Critics Say

Back with a new phone number but the same old gimmicks, Mike Jones kicks off his sophomore release, The Voice, with a promise of a third album. Maybe it's a clue that Jones has already moved on and that there's not much here to get excited about, past some high-powered singles. The Voice actually has three: the fast rocking Mr. Collipark construction "Drop & Gimme 50," the infectious strip club anthem "Swagg Thru Da Roof," plus the R. Kelly-like "Cuddy Buddy" featuring T-Pain and Twista, along with Lil Wayne who boasts "I make her holler like when momma brought her into the world." That last cut finds the guests outshining their host, which makes "Give Me a Call" all the more of a surprise since this MTV superstar sounds perfectly matched with underground king Devin the Dude, like two homeboys sleazing their way across a mutual love of being high, horny, and in Houston. After this, the drop-off is significant with redundant cuts and overdone party numbers coming off as tired as Jones' reciting of his phone number. That "Who?" "Mike Jones!" chant is also in overabundance, but with a handful of highlights, The Voice is at least a significant step up from the man's previous release, the throwaway EP The American Dream. ~ David Jeffries, Rovi

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