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• The song's balladry was also a focal point for criticism.
• All the balladry, though, was taxing Aaron.
• It's the half-baked balladry that brought your grade down.
• The track received mixed reviews from critics who were ambivalent towards its balladry.
• "Soul Sound " is a pop record that experiments with pop-rock balladry.
• The album continued the brothers'trademark of mixing uptempo funk numbers with softer soul balladry.
• The song received acclaim by critics who praised Welch's vocals and its balladry nature.
• But from blues to bluegrass to balladry, nothing so symbolizes and expresses America as its music.
• Richie Unterberger at AllMusic describes the song as " another throwback to country-pop balladry ".
• Trask's songs are intelligent and entertaining, ranging from hard-rocking punk to ruminative balladry.
• Somewhat further south, around sworn virgins ), women have increasingly been taking part in epic balladry.
• By one account, she responded to the call for citizens to collect disappearing vestiges of Norwegian folk balladry.
• It garnered a mixed response from critics; many praised its powerful balladry, but some criticized the lyrics.
• Lemar's signature balladry features on the album too, including the piano-driven " Mayday ".
• The song received mixed reviews from critics, who were divided on the song's composition and balladry.
• The record expanded on their previous work's traditional R & B influences with live instrumentation and balladry.
• The album peaked within the Top 30 on the synthesised percussion rhythms to crooning 1950's style balladry.
• Maybe Twain's brand of exclamatory pop hooks and lush balladry doesn't belong on the country charts.
• Arthur continues his exploration of computer vs . man-made sounds, emphasizing bass loops and catchy guitar balladry.
• He spoke by phone to the Journal-Constitution about his late grandfather, his approach to balladry and more.