The simplified, less-fussed-over approach taken by and for continues on . Another high-luster set of ballads and slow jams, it's expectedly rich with openhearted musings and uninhibited carnality, yet 's expressions here -- finely accentuated by some of her loveliest background vocals -- have a slightly deeper resonance. Solo highlights such as "Switch" (a confrontation alternating between cool and scalding), "Opposite" (bearing an optimistic lilt), and "Goofy" (charmingly shameless) are all seemingly off the cuff with minimal touch-ups. Collaborations with the motley likes of , , and are trumped by those with women. is at her casually confessional best on "Drunk Text'n," in harmony with . "Mine," not to be confused with 's like-titled collaboration from 2017, updates 's 1998 hit "The Boy Is Mine," and is written and voiced in the spirit of the original. ~ Andy Kellman