Made with post-breakup listening in mind,
Thanks 4 Nothing
conversely is almost as varied in emotions and scenarios as
Pillow Talk
, the album that preceded it by only six months.
Tink
continues to work closely with
Hitmaka
and a variable cast of associates who serve up another round of uncluttered productions. They leave ample space regardless of
's mode, whether she's bluntly conversational or baring her soul. It peaks early with the plainspoken and individualist "Fake Love," regretful "Toxic" (in the orchestral vein of
Jazmine Sullivan
's "Lions, Tigers, and Bears"), and the deceptively light of touch "Save Your Soul." The
Ty Dolla $ign
duet "Let Down My Guard" and
Yung Bleu
collaboration "Stingy" aren't to be missed, either. ~ Andy Kellman