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Sweetheart is another song off of this album and it has a very different sound and it is definitely not country. It starts out with a very old-timey sound of Thomas Rhett singing and then goes into a fast paced song. it is in this song though it is evident that Ratliff's explanation of density makes sense to me. His definition, “Outwardly dense music is often late-career stuff, over thought, unapologetic, a bit unbalanced.” ( Ratliff 140) was hard to understand but it makes sense when I hear this song. He know this is not a super country song and it is also a very spy love sing about nothing really but he put it on his album, knowing it would be unbalanced.

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My favorite song off this album is the title track, Life Changes. This song makes me so happy because it is the story of his life and he talks about his wife and kids in it, it is very personal. This song is a great example of Ratliffs description of closeness. He says "two or more musicians, or musical elements, acting in the purest coordination-tends to escape us because we can’t see it" (Ratliff 161) ands this is very evident in this song with his voice and the background sounds.

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Thomas Rhett - Life Changes (Static Video)

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Thomas Rhett's album before Life Changes is called Tangled Up. It received a lot of bad feedback because he had changed his sound. His albums before that were more country and this one had more of a pop sound. One website said "an album better categorized in numerous other genres" (http://www.savingcountrymusic.com/album-review-thomas-rhetts-tangled-up/)This took away from the album though, whether it is country or not it is good music.

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My album review is over Thomas Rhett's new album, Life Changes. This album is all about his life and the songs directly relate to his wife, kids and his career. I did not realize how much hate was out there about Thomas Rhett and his music until I started reading articles. He brings a different sound to country, and some of his songs are straight up not country but it is still really good music and that gets over looked because he considers his album to be country. In my album review, I used Ratliff's musical elements of Closeness and Density that are both very imminent in this album. I learned a lot from writing this essay over the album. I tend to look a songs as a single piece but instead I was forced to note about the whole album which was interesting.