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7

Nelly Furtado · 2024

37 min · 14 tracks · contemporary R&B · folk · hip-hop

A vibrant fusion of contemporary R&B and Latin rhythms, celebrating self-empowerment and emotional honesty.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • steady mid-tempo engagement
  • celebratory self-empowerment themes
  • vibrant rhythms for dancing
  • emotionally honest reflections
  • great for upbeat gatherings

Maybe skip if you want

  • prefer fast-paced tracks
  • seek lengthy immersive experiences

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Late Career Highlight — Shows continued vitality and relevance after a five-year hiatus.
Themes
multicultural celebration· vulnerability in empowerment· urban nightlife vibrance
Career context
By the time Nelly Furtado released '7' in September 2024, she was well-established as a versatile artist known for her genre-blending style. This album marked her return after a five-year hiatus since her last project, showcasing a matured sound influenced by personal growth and new musical explorations.
Stylistic neighbors
Shakira· Janelle Monáe· Colbie Caillat
If this clicks, go next to
The Ride — Continues the themes of empowerment with a blend of pop and introspective lyrics.
Sounds like this from elsewhere
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Colores by J Balvin — Showcases colorful, rhythmic blends of reggaeton and pop, emphasizing celebration and self-expression.
Ctrl by SZA — Explores vulnerability and empowerment in relationships with a mix of R&B and introspective lyricism.

Tracklist

New here? Start with "Showstopper".

  • 1 Showstopper Start here 2:29
  • 2 Corazón 2:37
  • 3 Love Bites 2:47
  • 4 Better for Worse 3:24
  • 5 Honesty 2:17
  • 6 Floodgate 2:06
  • 7 Crown 2:46
  • 8 All Comes Back 3:14
  • 9 Save Your Breath 2:59
  • 10 Ready for Myself 3:03
  • 11 Fantasy 2:08
  • 12 Better Than Ever 2:11
  • 13 Take Me Down 2:27
  • 14 Untitled 2:55

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