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The fact that Ruben Hein is originally a jazz pianist can no longer be heard on his second solo record. Hein sings. And how. Nothing remains of the jazz roots that could still be heard on his debut Loose Fit. It sounds like Hein is very happy with that. He has thrown all trepidation overboard and has delivered a straight pop album. Ruben Hein shows that the possibilities are endless if you no longer… have to work in one genre. Hopscotch contains radio-friendly melodies, funky grooves and a ballad from time to time. Hopscotch means hopscotch and that album title is well chosen. The fun is clearly audible (the intro to Little Life, the outro to Hopscotch). Ruben Hein jumps neatly through the various boxes and never steps outside the lines. As said: straight pop. Fine. (HF)more
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