John Barrowman - I Was Born To Be Me

Review by ahmad suroso

John Barrowman's album, I Was Born To Be Me, is a delightful and uplifting collection of songs that showcases the artist's range and versatility. The album features a mix of original tracks and covers, all of which are infused with Barrowman's trademark energy and charisma.

From the opening track, "You're the Voice," Barrowman's powerful vocals take center stage, backed by a soaring chorus and driving instrumentation. The album's title track, "I Was Born To Be Me," is a catchy and upbeat anthem that celebrates individuality and self-expression.

Other standout tracks include the ballad "I Owe It All To You," which showcases Barrowman's tender side, and the upbeat and funky "Anything You Can Do," which features a playful duet with fellow Broadway star Lea Salonga.

Summary by ahmad suroso

I Was Born To Be Me is a fun and engaging album that will appeal to fans of Barrowman's previous work, as well as anyone who enjoys uplifting and empowering pop music. With its infectious melodies and positive messages, this album is sure to put a smile on your face and a spring in your step.