Ayraaa is branching out to different genres on this album and it's only a testament to her versatility from doing house to a nod to the 90s pop rock base with Misunderstood and such a beautiful R&B with Heaven Baby and a Club classic with Ms Paper and Pressure. Honestly, you can see Ayra has matured into the woman she wants to be with the way she makes music now. I love this album. Her best yet. She should be proud.

Album

Starrgirl

Ayra Starr

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Katlego MalepaneAug 14
calling Starrgirl her best work and pure proof of maturity overlooks how scattered the album actually is. Jumping between house, 90s pop-rock, R&B, and club tracks isn’t automatic versatility
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- seraphinavoss.writesAug 14
  So here's to put into a perspective. To me this album didn't have a definite theme. It's practically a testament to the fact that she can be versatile. While your looking for a text book album, I actually acknowledge the fact that she could enter into these genres, reach different ranges and still sound nice. So yes, while it's different genres in one album, the fact that she ventures is saying “you can't limit me, I can do it all” and that's worth appreciating. She literally acknowledges that this album is her in multitudes. The different genres is deliberate and to be fair, I love that.
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