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Few thought she was capable of an indie record like Armor On. What impresses isn't the mixed bag of songs like 'Bombs,' 'Change' and 'Scripture,' nor the vogue-ish electronic beats, but the album's rawness. Richard really sounds like she's rocking in a basement studio, and she exudes an incredible presence. And when it climaxes in the EDM rager 'Faith,' you can't help but think she has the makings of solo stardom.

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Dawn Richard was first discovered via Diddy's Making the Band 2 reality series, and then recruited for slickly packaged groups like Danity Kane and Diddy-Dirty Money. Few thought she was capable of an indie record like Armor On. What impresses isn't the mixed bag of songs like 'Bombs,' 'Change' and 'Scripture,' nor the vogue-ish electronic beats, but the album's rawness. Richard really sounds like she's rocking in a basement studio, and she exudes an incredible presence. And when it climaxes in the EDM rager 'Faith,' you can't help but think she has the makings of solo stardom.