Strip Me

Strip Me is Natasha Bedingfield's third studio album that was released on December 7, 2010 by Phonogenic Records and Epic Records
==Tracklisting==
#Little Too Much	3:30
#All I Need (featuring Kevin Rudolf)	3:45
#Strip Me	3:30
#Neon Lights	3:44
#Weightless	3:56
#Can't Fall Down	4:10
#Try	3:17
#Touch	3:47
#Run-Run-Run	3:07
#Break Thru	4:07
#No Mozart	3:48
#Recover	3:49
#Weightless (Less Is More Version)	4:31
==Chart Performance==
"Strip Me" debuted at #103 on the Billboard 200, selling 10,000 copies.
==Critical Reception==
At Metacritic, which assigns a normalised rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, "Strip Me" received a weighted average score of 60, based on 4 reviews, which indicates "mixed or average reviews".
Mikael Wood of Entertainment Weekly gave Strip Me a C rating and wrote that it "plays like one long, increasingly desperate pep talk. The only breather? 'Unexpected Hero,' a lovely late-Beatles-style ballad."
AllMusic editor Stephen Thomas Erlewine noted the album for "retaining [the] same blend of well-manicured R&B and European sophistication" of Bedingfield's debut album and commented that she "plays it exceptionally safe, to the extent that she even tones down the self-empowerment of her first two records, preferring pristine blue-eyed soul and adult contemporary ballads, all tailored for an aspirational upscale lifestyle".
Slant Magazine's Jonathon Keefe found it "single-minded in its uplifting, inspirational tone", writing in conclusion that "Bedingfield uses her powerful voice to oversing most of her material, making Strip Me feel like even more of a sermon. It may not be the year's worst pop album, but it might just be the most exhausting and heavy-handed."
Category:2010s albums
Category:Pop