![]() ![]() Every song on The One seems ripe for radio play. The One expands on the rhythmic flavor of Frankie J's 2003 solo debut, What's a Man to Do?, but it also positions him as something of a rarity these days: an un-ironic, legitimate male pop star. But whereas Usher has a penchant for showbiz showboating, Frankie J lets his talent take center stage. Both have smooth, supple voices both smartly co-mingle R&B, hip-hop and radio-ready grooves and both young men have a fondness for hats. ![]() It's tempting to label ex-Kumbia Kings vocalist Frankie J as Latin pop's answer to Usher.
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