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Blake Shelton, assisted by gf and pop artist Gwen Stefani, drops a happy, inoffensive, and âlovey-doveyâ single with âHappy Anywhere.â
[otw_shortcode_dropcap label=”A” size=”large” border_color_class=”otw-no-border-color” shadow=”shadow” square=”square”]s the saying goes, âitâs simple as 1-2-3!â I say that to say, âHappy Anywhere,â the latest single by country veteran Blake Shelton, is pretty simple. Simple isnât always a bad thing mind you, but it also doesnât necessarily lead to a masterpiece either. Here, itâs clear that Mr. Shelton is âhappy as a lark,â particularly singing with his girlfriend, Gwen Stefani. The question is, how good is âHappy Anywhere,â or is it even good at all?[/otw_shortcode_dropcap]
I would characterize âHappy Anywhereâ as being respectable â pleasant and ultimately, inoffensive. Itâs set in a major key, which clearly fits the happy vibes Blake Shelton is going for. The production, likewise, is respectable with guitars, banjos, and such, but nothing particularly groundbreaking, which is fine. Musically, this isnât the type of record where Blake elevates his artistry or experiments; itâs more level pegging than anything else. If I were to pick one of the very best songs out of his massive catalog, would âHappy Anywhereâ be the choice? Nope.
The premise is â wait for it â SIMPLE. Blake is in love with Gwen, period. Wherever he is, and whatever the situation might be, he can be/is âhappy anywhere withâ ⊠again, Gwen. As far as Gwenâs role beyond being the âapple of Blakeâs eyeâ is providing background vocals â she never sings a substantial portion of this song by herself. Where the vocals are concerned, âHappy Anywhereâ is â wait for it for the umpteenth time â respectable. Blake sounds good, but not any better or worse than Iâve heard him the past, while Gwen fits the role, RESPECTABLY.
Final Thoughts
All in all, âHappy Anywhereâ should make Blake Shelton âStansâ happy. Iâm sure the Gwen Stefani âStansâ are happy that sheâs happy. Heck, Iâm glad their happy too. That said, I donât necessarily envision myself repeatedly jamming to their happiness⊠Itâs cute, perhaps a bit schmaltzy, but, as asserted earlier, Blake has songs that run deeper and more memorably than this one.
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Blake Shelton âąÂ âHappy Anywhereâ (Ft. Gwen Stefani) âąÂ Ten Point Productions, Inc. / Warner âąÂ Release: 7.24.20
Photo Credits: Ten Point Productions, Inc. / Warner

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