Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns

Artist	Original Soundtrack
Format	CD
Genre	Soundtrack
Label Name	Atlantic
Producer	Gerald LeVert, Eric Hudson, Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, Edwin Nicholas, Tamela Mann, Roy Battle, Myron Butler, Ivan "Orthodox" Barias, Carvin "Ransum" Haggins, Adam Blackstone, Steve McKie, David Andrew Mann
Release Date	2008 03 18
Song List	1: People Everyday [Metamorphosis Mix] (4:27) 2: Face to Face (4:53) 3: Sweeter (4:42) 4: Dig This (4:46) 5: I'll Take You There (3:58) 6: Love Again (3:51) 7: This Gift (4:57) 8: Angel (4:26) 9: Alright (4:38) 10: Unify (4:19) 11: My Love (3:51) 12: Hallelujah [Live] (4:55)
Style.Categories	Neo-Soul, Contemporary R&B, Soundtracks, Urban

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Falling in line with the Diary of a Mad Black Woman, Madea's Family Reunion, Daddy's Little Girls, and Why Did I Get Married? soundtrack releases, Meet the Browns also features a mixture of what most R&B fans over the age of 30 proudly refer to as "grown folks' music" -- "grown folks" often being code for "proper" or "real." These soundtracks, as a stand-alone series separate from the movies, have filled a niche, given the consistent aesthetic and shortage of major-label attention -- when it comes to compilations, at least -- granted to this sector. Though some of the Tyler Perry soundtracks have dipped into the past, Meet the Browns is all current, with its previously released cuts all coming from albums released within the previous year, like Gerald LeVert's "Sweeter," Ledisi's "Alright," and Jill Scott's "My Love" (all of which are highlights here). The more noteworthy new cuts include Case & Coko's "Face to Face," Brandy's "Get This" (an underwhelming, shrug-worthy return), and Kelly Price's impressive cover of the Staple Singers' "I'll Take You There." All in all, another set of mature (nearly to a fault), mostly mellow R&B dominated by the women. ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide