Britney Jean was billed as her most personal album and arrived as her most absent: will.i.am's production crowds the vocals into processed wisps, and "Perfume" — the one genuine song — fights through the machinery. The Vegas-era contractual obligations are audible. A low point that makes the catalog's peaks look higher.
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