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BBC: Toni Braxton - More Than A Woman Keysha Davis' review: "a diverse blend of danceable club numbers, trademark Braxton ballads and experimental tracks which borrow from the genres of rock and jazz." Blue Coupe: Toni Braxton - Snowflakes Lincoln Cho's review: "has balance and provides the perfect foil for Braxton's still superlative vocal instrument." Plugged In: Toni Braxton - Secrets Bob Waliszewski reviews the pro-social and objectionable content of the album. Plugged In: Toni Braxton - Toni Braxton Bob Waliszewski reviews the pro-social and objectionable content of the album. Arizona Daily Wildcat: Toni Braxton - Secrets Anthony R. Ashley's review: "demonstrates Braxton's range of vocals as well as from a sultry nymphette to a codependent love-stricken woman." UKMIX: Toni Braxton - More Than A Woman Aliiyssa DiMarco's track by track review: "may have a shaky start, but it gets better with 'Hit The Freeway', and overall is an enjoyable album." UKMIX: Toni Braxton - The Heat Aneta Tadeusiak's review: "pretty average, standard Rhythm and Blues music without revelations" PopMatters: Toni Braxton - The Heat Colin Ross' review: "despite being largely formulaic The Heat offers some moments of quality." |
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