专辑简介You have to give Becky Baeling and her people credit for titling her debut Becstasy. It´s the kind of impossibly hokey pun that´s successful by nature of its obviousness, like a bikini-clad white elephant emerging from behind a nightclub smoke machine. Of course, the album needs such a title, since its artwork is so bland. From Baeling´s cheesecake pose to the generic typefaces, Becstasy does little to distinguish itself from the hundreds of fly-by-night house and dance compilations selling themselves with sexy cover stars. When you´re an international diva like Kylie Minogue, you can pose for a generic cover. But the largely unknown Baeling might have opted for something more unique, and in doing so nixed the misguided "Diva." (Her tepid, too-typical Euro-house remix of Belinda Carlisle´s already watery "Heaven Is a Place on Earth" probably should have been axed, too.) "I´ve been watchin´ you/Do you feel it too?" Yes, it´s the usual simplistic dancefloor phraseology throughout Becstasy, which means that either the beats or Becs herself needs to chip in with some discernible energy. While "Without Love"´s faint trance overtones are successful, it´s "All Over Me"´s dry production, funky, vintage-sounding instrumentation, and sassy vocal that make it the album standout. Together with "If You Love Me" (already a single during summer 2003), "All Over Me" proves that Becky Baeling has the energy and ability to back up her album´s titular creativity, even if she gets a bit lost in this debut´s wash of same-y beats, generically sultry packaging, and simplistic lyrics (simplistic even for the club/dance genre, that is). The album closes with an uneventful remix of "If You Love Me."