DiSanto - The Beginning - Review

DiSanto At A Glance:
FABTASTIC!: Ride My Chu-Chu, Come
Great: Sinner
OK: Get Away,
Below Average:
What Was He Thinking?:

I was introduced a while back now to DiSanto's music, linking it to Darin immediately got me interested :P Aside from the fact he is absolutely gorgeous, DiSanto's spanish/english hybrid of dance and R'n'B makes for quite the attention-grabber. The fact he's also shared the stage with Gloria Estefan, U2 and Melissa Ethridge (Presumably not all at the same time) is also quite the bonus.

After a title track, The Beginning, Sinner kicks off, and it's a very Adam Lambert type track, with a very theatrical backing, paired with a great electronic sound - It's a great listen, but not my favourite of the tracks. Then comes the hilariously titled Ride My Chu-Chu is a thumping dancey piece, with one killer bassline, and a kick ass chorus, amazing electronic, and a great vocal which I adore - GREAT stuff! Then comes my favourite on the disc - The absolutely awesome, bassline-heavy, electro-pop, spanglish Come. It's heavily sexual, a lot of fun, and absolutely sensual. ADORE it. I feel like I shouldn't, but it's impossible not to ;) Then comes the more traditionally R'n'B Get Away. Although it's a great track, well produced, with amazing synths and a great beat, DiSanto's vocal suits the track perfectly - and although it plays along ok - I'm just not "feeling" it...Great stuff though. Sanctified is the final track on the disc, and it's a more intense/theatrical take on Ride My Chu-Chu...With an AWESOME chorus - I adore it, It's deffo awesome stuff...Love it a lot.