So Many Ways cover

Released 30 years ago

So Many Ways

The Braxtons · 1996

59 min · 12 tracks · rhythm and blues

Smooth harmonies and soulful melodies intertwine, creating a lush R&B landscape that showcases emotional depth and vocal prowess.

Top tracks — play these first

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    So Many Ways — The title track acts as a powerful introduction to the album, highlighting the group's signature harmonies while addressing themes of love and commitment.
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    I'd Still Say Yes — This track showcases a blend of soulful melodies and poignant lyrics about enduring love, demonstrating the emotional range of the Braxtons.
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    Where Is the Good in Goodbye — With its reflective lyrics and heartfelt delivery, this song captures a moment of vulnerability and loss, standing out for its emotional depth.

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

  • I'd Still Say Yes

    The bridge shifts perspective as it contemplates the possibility of regret while affirming commitment, creating a poignant contrast within the narrative.

    This structural choice deepens the emotional impact by juxtaposing doubt against unwavering love, enhancing the song's exploration of complex feelings.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 So Many Ways 3:54
  • 2 Slow Flow 4:26
  • 3 Only Love 4:26
  • 4 I'd Still Say Yes 4:44
  • 5 L.A.D.I. 4:11
  • 6 To Take Home to Mama 4:29
  • 7 Where Is the Good in Goodbye 5:24
  • 8 What Does It Take 5:27
  • 9 Girl on the Side 4:42
  • 10 In a Special Way 4:55
  • 11 Never Say Goodbye 3:04
  • 12 The Boss 9:42

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