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Robin Thicke Returns With “That’s What Love Can Do”

 

Love can get some people in trouble…

Robin Thicke is my go-to guy when it comes to heavenly music. His voice is as soft as Cottonelle toilet tissue, which eases both my mind and ears. In his newest single, “That’s What Love Can Do,” the “Lost Without You” singer serenades the world with this timeless-sounding ballad that features lovely words revolving around the powers of love, gentle crooning and soothing vibes. I love every second of it, but probably wouldn’t play the track during a turn-up session.

I feel like we haven’t fully forgiven Robin for cheating on Paula Patton. He’s been making some great music, but it simply hasn’t caught on with people.

 

OVERALL RATING (5/5)

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