David Bowie - I Am Me

Review by Colleen Fletcher

David Bowie's 2003 album, I Am Me, showcases yet another facet of the legendary artist's musical talent. The album features a mix of electronic and rock instrumentation, with Bowie's signature vocals taking center stage.

The opening track, "Sunday," sets the tone for the album with its haunting and introspective lyrics. "Never Get Old" and "She'll Drive the Big Car" are standout tracks that showcase Bowie's ability to create catchy, upbeat tunes with a rock edge.

The album also features collaborations with artists such as Tony Visconti and Sterling Campbell, adding a unique flavor to the overall sound. The song "Bring Me the Disco King" is a standout with its dark, brooding melody and Bowie's haunting vocals.

Summary by Colleen Fletcher

I Am Me is a solid addition to Bowie's extensive discography. It showcases his ability to experiment with different genres while still maintaining his signature sound. Fans of Bowie's work will not be disappointed by this album.