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Album Details: No Secrets

Release Date:08/06/2002
Label:Jive
UPC:012414178121

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    no secrets are da bomb!

    By redbattlewarrior  Jan 17, 2003 | 1 out of 1 found this review helpful

    these five girls can really sing! my favorite songs are That's What Girls Do, Kids In America, Skin Deep, I'll Remember You and On The Floor. their music just makes you want to dance around and party!

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    LOVE IT

    By stargirl1042003  Jun 22, 2003

    LOVE THIER MUSIC IT IS TERRIFIC I COULD LISTEN TO THEM AL DAY AND I CAN TOTALLY RELATE TO THIER SONGS ESPECIALLY NUMBER NINE ON THE CD I FORGOT THE NAME OF IT THOUGH BUT I LOVCE THEM YALL ROCK

Pro Reviews: No Secrets

  • All Music Guide

    The collective voices of No Secrets drift blandly over the burbling beats and synth twitters of their eponymous teen pop debut, making individual recognition impossible and any momentum in the crowded teen pop sweepstakes unlikely. Opener "That's What Girls Do" is still sassy and fun, even if it does cram in every production cliché in the genre (the robot voice, mechanistic instrumental accompaniment, etc.). Likewise, the girls' cover of Kim Wilde's "Kids In America" (previously released as part of the Jimmy Nuetron, Boy Genius soundtrack) is bubbly and bright and brash all at once just like the best summer days. But No Secrets can't sustain that energy over a full album, mostly because they waver confusedly between endorsing innocent fun and uplifting messages, or the more lascivious adult themes that teenpop too often tries to reference. "Hot"'s heavy breathing, "Holla"s and "You feel me?" shoutouts not to mention its productplacement references to JLo and N Sync puts the quintet ...in the same weird world inhabited by Platinum blonde boyman Aaron Carter; in fact, it's a thematic cousin to Oh Aaron's ridiculous "Stride [Jump on the Fizzy]", which the No Secrets girls actually guested on. But the girls aren't strong enough as performers to pull off No Secrets' sultrier material, and the production is a weak reconstitution of what's already been done. These shortcomings render stuff like "Hot" and "On the Floor" forgettable, and "Here I Am"'s message of empowerment believable, since it's in line with the affable sizzle of "That's What Girls Do", or even "I'll Remember You"'s bythenumbers balladry. Nevertheless, even when the songs are suited to them, No Secretes' debut doesn't make much of a dent. That "It's Alright" is a pretty blatant rewrite of Des'Ree's "You Gotta Be" is also a bit grating. - Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide Read more Less

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No Secrets

Teen pop sensation No Secrets debuted while singing for Aaron Carter on "Oh Aaron" and "Stride (Jump on the Fizzy)," and soon covered Kim Wilde's classic "Kids in America" for the Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius movie soundtrack. Before releasing their debut album, Carly (born Carly Sarah Lewis), Angel (born Angel Marie Faith), Jessica (born Jessica Allison Megan Fried), Jade... Read more