Hilary Duff’s new album, “Dignity,” may not put her on par with other divas, but her talents are proven prominent. Gone are the fluttery ballads of her teeny-bopper past, and out pops an album full of up-tempo tunes, produced and written by Duff herself. Having some self-respected revenge has never been easier than listening to songs like “Play with Fire.” Duff sets them straight with lines like “‘Cause I remember all the reasons people want me” and “It was insecurity that made you run/It wasn’t me.” Most of the songs are a burn to a certain, back-stabbing someone. While many young starlets these days have wandered off without their fan base, Duff has chosen to grow along with hers and this album is a testament to that. So while some may give her dirty looks from the dance floor, Duff holds her head high and leaves with a little dignity.
CDReview – Hilary Duff ‘Dignity’
Kyle Calbreath
May 1, 2007
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