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Artists: Ludacris
Album: Release Therapy
Label: DTP/ Def Jam
Review by: Jay Carter
When mentioning the Leaders of the South you have to mention Ludacris
who’s back with his fifth album “Release Therapy”. On “Release Therapy”
Ludacris puts together one of his best LP’s to date from his song concepts to
the production and collaborations. What I liked most about this album was Ludacris'
balance and depth from songs like “Do Your Time” featuring Beanie Sigel,
Pimp C, & C-Murder to “Money Maker” with Pharrell or “End Of The
Night” feat. Bobby Valentino. He then gives aspiring artists or fans a
behind the music 101 on “Tell It Like It Is”.
Ludacris also teams up with label mate Young Jeezy and the production duo
The Runners on “Grew Up A Screw Up” and with the king of R&B R.Kelly
on “Woozy”. Mary J. Blidge lends a hand on “Runaway Love”
produced by Polow Da Don where Luda tells a story of 3 lost girls in each verse
that hope to find a better life by running away. Other notables on the album
are “War With God”, “Ultimate Satisfaction” feat. Field Mob
and “Mouths To Feed”. So with this being his last album under contract
with Def Jam, Luda will surely start a label bidding war with this one.
