Yung Bleu has explored more of his R&B side with his Bleu Vandross mixtape series and has even used that title as a credited alias, but it's Love Scars: The 5 Stages of Emotions that offers the rapper/singer's highest concentration of R&B. As confessional as it is confrontational, the EP balances slow jams with aching ballads supported by sympathetic trap-styled productions from Nate Rhoads. A mix of emotions fills each track, and Bleu's vulnerability is always apparent, even when it's liberally modulated. The deluxe ...
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Yung Bleu has explored more of his R&B side with his Bleu Vandross mixtape series and has even used that title as a credited alias, but it's Love Scars: The 5 Stages of Emotions that offers the rapper/singer's highest concentration of R&B. As confessional as it is confrontational, the EP balances slow jams with aching ballads supported by sympathetic trap-styled productions from Nate Rhoads. A mix of emotions fills each track, and Bleu's vulnerability is always apparent, even when it's liberally modulated. The deluxe edition adds two tracks and swaps out the original "You're Mines Still" for the Hot 100-hitting version featuring a verse from Drake. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi
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