Rihanna on DeBaser: reviews, highlights, and works

The Profile

Rihanna (born 1988) is a Barbadian singer and performer known for a chameleonic pop/R&B style and multiple worldwide hits; she has won Grammy Awards.

Key works discussed on DeBaser include Good Girl Gone Bad (2007), Talk That Talk (2011), and Unapologetic (2012). Signature hits such as Umbrella and We Found Love are highlighted, alongside collaborations with Jay-Z, Calvin Harris, David Guetta, Stargate, and Eminem. Her sound blends pop, R&B, dancehall, and EDM influences, and she has achieved numerous number-one singles and Grammy recognition.

Eight DeBaser reviews wrestle with Rihanna’s pop juggernaut: from harsh pans of Good Girl Gone Bad to praise for Talk That Talk’s club firepower. Unapologetic is tagged eclectic yet unfocused. Singles like Umbrella and We Found Love loom large amid heavyweight collaborators. Rihanna is a Barbadian pop/R&B artist (born 1988), active since 2003 and a Grammy winner.

Notable Quotes

❝ Rihanna: for some the death of music, for others the heiress of spectacular pop, for still others a good onanistic pastime.

❝ In conclusion, the album is crap, no mincing words.

❝ The Barbadian singer proves to be a versatile and musically prolific artist.

❝ The track is, I would say, of the R&B genre with a beautiful and very catchy chorus, great verses, a fantastic introduction by Jay-Z (you’re always the best!) and a beautiful base in pure R&B style, truly spot-on...

❝ What can I say, an album worth listening to, sometimes daring (and appreciated) and failing, at times ruminating on the past (and making mistakes) and succeeding.