Title

Delivered in good time and in good condition all good

The big hit song of 2014 isn’t from the soundtrack of FROZEN or “Happy” by Pharrell Williams. Instead it’s “All About That Bass” from rising superstar Meghan Trainor. Trainor has a voice that reminds one of female girl groups (such as The Chantelles, The Angels, The Shirelles, and The Supremes) of the late 1950s and early 1960s. Not only is her voice reminiscent of those voices from years ago, but the style of her music on TITLE is a reminder of that time, too. I wish more artists would be inspired by the style of that era; pop music would be much better off for it if they did.However, this isn’t the late 1950s or late 1960s and all four songs on TITLE aren’t just fluff and puff. Instead they contain mostly positive messages of self-acceptance that just about everyone can relate with. The songs on TITLE are:“All About That Bass” – the catchy song of the year that’s all about accepting your body.“Title” – this girl doesn’t just want to be your friend, she wants more than that.“Dear Future Husband” – a song to the singers suitors about what they’ll need to do to win her heart.“Close Your Eyes” – a slower song (more of a ballad, really) that speaks of the power of one’s inner beauty.Other than a very few minor swear words, the only negative about TITLE is that there are only four songs. Personally, I can’t wait to listen to what Trainor releases in the future.

Wish I had paid more attention. Got my wife interested in Meghan Trainor. Bought her this for Christmas, found out later it was just an EP. Totally my fault. Have recently heard the release of Dear Future Husband. The beginning was much better on the original streaming YouTube album. Would not want to purchase the album with this new disappointing opening. I am a strong believer in supporting artists, as I know several musicians personally, but I am so tempted to dig back through and find the original release and insert it with the rest of the purchased album.There is a sense of integrity for purchasing the entire album, but a statement must be made for her to follow her heart, as the changes had to be done after the fact to satisfy some stoopie poopie radio executives who exert more influence than integrity.Be true to yourself MT!

When I got the email from my apartment complex notifying me that a package arrived - I knew exactly what it was - THIS AMAZING CD! Meghan Trainor's mixture of classic singing style, catchy lyrics, positive messages, and up-beat tempos creates an excellent playlist. Her messages are empowering and remind all of us that we define beauty.Also, her song to her future husband - hit the nail on the head for me. My husband and I have been married just shy of 5 years, and at the start of our relationship, I caught the stove on fire boiling water (LONG STORY), but this song reminded me that our honesty upfront about both being young professionals with separate but equally important career paths.Meghan Trainor's debut EP album is epic (pun-intended - epic records...). She has a strong voice, both literally and figuratively - telling us how it is and that we define who we are and what we want. I think "Title" belongs on every teenage girl and young adult female's playlist and bookshelf. Buy it, you won't regret it!

A couple good songs by an up-an coming songwriter. Disclosure: I am friends with her parents, and have known Megan since she was a child. She sang with our local community jazz band, at least twice, when i was playing in the band. It was obvious that she was driven to write songs at an early age, inherited her parents' talent, and entered her career with forethought. It is great to see this wonderful young lady succeed. She has done it with class, style, and good taste. If you have seen her interviews on the various talk shows, you have seen the real Meghan. I give it four stars because, well, I am quite familiar with "The Great American Songbook." These are good, contemporary pop songs aimed at the youth market. We are all so proud of Meghan!

Not the album was expecting, but I like her music anyway, added to my collection.

Meghan Trainor has to be one of the most talented, beautiful females in music. Having been a Sound/Recording Engineer, I am very impressed. Her musical skills, voice and writing abilities show she is someone who will be around for some time. Within the "Title" CD, "Dear Future Husband" and 'All About That Bass" are required listening for a man searching for a lovemate.Others on the CD, show her talents and skills for Instrument Virtuoso. Lyrics - where she double words (2x) add to the listen ability and "Hook" of her writing. Out of 5 stars, I rate "Title" a 10. whl248@Frontier.com

You know what? I was really surprised by this mini album. The "all about that bass" song that is all over the radio was why I purchased this, but I really like her other songs, specifically the "Title" song. Pleasantly surprised, well done Miss Meghan Trainor. Great first album for this artist. I love the do-wap undertones to this because 50s music is one of the genres I love. I do hope she continues to explore her depth of lyrics because she's quite unique.

So, you probably heard the single and liked it - Well, you'll love the other tracks on here too - I was quite surprised by them

good album

Great songs, but only 4 on album. Do rather expensive shame because music is great.

Love playing this in the car with the roof down, Its all about the bass

Meghan's music is unusual and better than the plastic pop in the charts today, I look forward to her full album.