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For his sixth set, English pop singer
Olly Murs
bundled a greatest-hits collection with a new album,
You Know I Know
. Originally conceived as a simple hits compilation, the effort evolved after
Murs
recorded a couple new tracks. Of these fresh offerings, standouts include the bouncy "Moves," co-penned by
Ed Sheeran
and featuring
Snoop Dogg
, the shimmering disco bop "Feel the Same" with
Nile Rodgers
on guitar, and "Somebody New," which borrows from the
/
Shawn Mendes
camp of guitar-driven dance-pop. While the new album side ("I Know") of the release could have been tightened, fans will appreciate the enjoyable (but not too memorable) additions to
' catalog of harmless dance-pop. On the greatest-hits side ("You Know"), the most popular songs from his career are collected in one place, making a case for
' deserved place in the 2010s U.K. Top 40 pantheon. Of the dozen chart-climbers, "Troublemaker," "Heart Skips a Beat," "You Don't Know Love," "Unpredictable," and "Dance with Me Tonight" are as much fun as they were upon initial release. Together, the merger of old and new works well, balancing the familiar with the fresh. ~ Neil Z. Yeung
Olly Murs
bundled a greatest-hits collection with a new album,
You Know I Know
. Originally conceived as a simple hits compilation, the effort evolved after
Murs
recorded a couple new tracks. Of these fresh offerings, standouts include the bouncy "Moves," co-penned by
Ed Sheeran
and featuring
Snoop Dogg
, the shimmering disco bop "Feel the Same" with
Nile Rodgers
on guitar, and "Somebody New," which borrows from the
/
Shawn Mendes
camp of guitar-driven dance-pop. While the new album side ("I Know") of the release could have been tightened, fans will appreciate the enjoyable (but not too memorable) additions to
' catalog of harmless dance-pop. On the greatest-hits side ("You Know"), the most popular songs from his career are collected in one place, making a case for
' deserved place in the 2010s U.K. Top 40 pantheon. Of the dozen chart-climbers, "Troublemaker," "Heart Skips a Beat," "You Don't Know Love," "Unpredictable," and "Dance with Me Tonight" are as much fun as they were upon initial release. Together, the merger of old and new works well, balancing the familiar with the fresh. ~ Neil Z. Yeung