Strip Me

Pop · 2010 · 13 tracks · 49m

Strip Me

Natasha Bedingfield

Polished 2010s pop focused on self-actualization. Sturdy vocal harmonies and bright, percussive production create a resilient, sun-drenched atmosphere.

December 7, 2010 · Sony Music

A bright, resilient surge of optimism that feels both highly produced and deeply personal.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks · 49m

01

Little Too Much

3:30

02

All I Need

3:45

03

Strip Me

3:30

04

Neon Lights

3:44

05

Weightless

3:56

06

Can’t Fall Down

4:10

07

Try

3:17

08

Touch

3:47

09

Run‐Run‐Run

3:07

10

Break Thru

4:07

11

No Mozart

3:48

12

Recover

3:49

13

Weightless (Less Is More version)

4:31

Moments Worth Listening For

The rhythmic, percussive vocal breakdown in the title track where the production strips back to emphasize the raw message.

The soaring, multi-tracked chorus of 'Weightless' that feels like a physical release of tension.

The contrast between the electronic pulse and the organic piano bridge in 'No Mozart'.

Reviews

AllMusic

Where This Album Departs

How does Strip Me sound next to the rest of Natasha Bedingfield's catalogue?

Golden Hour+1.0σ

Golden Hour saturates this record notably more than the artist's norm.

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