About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Strip Me' was released in 2010, Natasha Bedingfield had already achieved mainstream success with her debut album. This third studio album came after a hiatus following her second release and marked her transition towards a more personal and mature sound, as she sought to redefine her artistic identity.
Why it matters
Upon its release, 'Strip Me' received mixed reviews but showcased Bedingfield's growth as a songwriter. The title track became especially notable for its message of resilience and authenticity, resonating with listeners and contributing to the ongoing conversation about personal empowerment in pop music.
Essential tracks
- "Strip Me" — The titular track encapsulates the album's core themes of vulnerability and self-acceptance through its catchy chorus and uplifting message.
- "Weightless" — 'Weightless' stands out with its reflective lyrics that discuss overcoming life's pressures, making it relatable and empowering.
- "Try" — With its motivational tone, 'Try' encourages perseverance and determination, representing the album’s spirit of resilience.
Release Date
January 1, 2010
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Tracklist
- 1 Little Too Much 3:29
- 2 All I Need 3:44
- 3 Strip Me 3:30
- 4 Neon Lights 3:43
- 5 Weightless 3:55
- 6 Can’t Fall Down 4:09
- 7 Try 3:16
- 8 Touch 3:47
- 9 Run‐Run‐Run 3:06
- 10 Break Thru 4:07
- 11 No Mozart 3:48
- 12 Recover 3:48
- 13 Weightless (Less Is More version) 4:30
