Trey SongzBest Trey Songz Albums Ranked

Trigga

rollingstone

6.0

“Trey Songz's sixth LP skates on the edges of modern hip-hop while remaining true to his R&B Lothario roots. With delivery as cool as "Cruisin' "-era Smokey Robinson and R. Kelly real talk ("Cake's on the menu/Ain't I supposed to eat it too?"), Songz gets a little more intimate with the skittery high-hats of Atlanta trap and the friendly boing of L.A. ratchet (courtesy of producers Mike Will Made I”

Chapter V

rollingstone

6.0

“Trey Songz’s fifth album is his first to top the charts, and it makes sense: Chapter V is full of big ballads and bigger club beats that take dead aim at the pop mainstream. But Songz is at his best playing to his R&B base on songs like "Panty Wetter," when the Spanish-fly vapors fog […]”

Chapter V (Deluxe Edition)

rollingstone

6.0

“Trey Songz's fifth album is his first to top the charts, and it makes sense: Chapter V is full of big ballads and bigger club beats that take dead aim at the pop mainstream. But Songz is at his best playing to his R&B base on songs like "Panty Wetter," when the Spanish-fly vapors fog up the ceiling mirror and he wraps his supple falsetto around lyrics like "Your panty-dropper has returned, and I'm”

Passion, Pain & Pleasure (Deluxe Version)

rollingstone

4.0

“Twenty-five-year-old Trey Songz made ladies squeal last spring with a sultry MTV Unplugged cover of Kings of Leon’s "Use Somebody." The R&B smoothie’s fourth record has no such surprises, notwithstanding a brassy, helium-voiced cameo from Nicki Minaj on the catchy, booze-celebrating "Bottoms Up." Otherwise it’s just steady mackin’ over dull, airbrushed slow-jams, as Songz rhymes […]”