featured! Which is Britney's best produced track?

[ILikeChillinWithYou]

I’d say In The Zone, Blackout and Femme Fatale has the best production  Bomt and Oops sounds dated, possible exception of Where Are You Now Britney and Circus both has excellent productions (Mannequin blows my mind and he Boys Co Ed Remix sounds like everything Pharrel produces on Sweetener by Ariana) but misses the mark on some songs Glory has great production quality but the something seems off, idk Need we talk about Will.i.am’s masterclass production on Britney Jean? 

Overall, as individual tracks, Breath On Me takes the crown for me.
 

Honourable mentions to-

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[MissSpearsSaysSo]

I think her beat produced album I’d ITZ and her best produced track has to be Slave4U. 

[ILikeChillinWithYou]

19 minutes ago, MissSpearsSaysSo said:

I think her be produced album I’d ITZ and her best produced track has to be Slave4U. 

Yass Slave gives me  raggaeton and Latin music in the late 2010s vibes. Still sounds fresh af! 

[Jordan Miller]

I loveeee this question. Going to think about it...

[Jordan Miller]

5 minutes ago, ILikeChillinWithYou said:

Yass Slave gives me  raggaeton and Latin music in the late 2010s vibes. Still sounds fresh af! 

It really does sound fresh still. 

[EonBauer]

In The Zone is a flawless album and it's my favorite. The production on that album is perfect, even in bonus tracks like 'The Answer'

[Roxxy]

IN THE ZONE is her best produced album, followed by OOPS!...I DID IT AGAIN.

The latter may not be as bombastic and adventurous as FEMME FATALE and BLACKOUT but its merits come from its understated production. Oops! is a masterfully produced and engineered album. It's very, very polished. There is a reason why it was nominated for Pop Vocal Album at the Grammys.

With that being said, Oops!...I Did It Again is her best produced track. 

[rodrigobjs]

Break the Ice and Hold It Against Me

[jordeezy river red]

Touch Of My Hand

 

[Shadow2003]

I think the production on Glory is excellent, especially on songs like "Man On The Moon", "Just Luv Me", "Slumber Party", "Just Like Me", "Liar", etc.

Blackout's production really is timeless, and I love the Eastern influences on many of In The Zone's songs.

[ILikeChillinWithYou]

15 minutes ago, Shadow2003 said:

I think the production on Glory is excellent, especially on songs like "Man On The Moon", "Just Luv Me", "Slumber Party", "Just Like Me", "Liar", etc.

Blackout's production really is timeless, and I love the Eastern influences on many of In The Zone's songs.

The production in the chorus of Just Like Me is the reason why I don't like the song 

[Roxxy]

17 minutes ago, Shadow2003 said:

I think the production on Glory is excellent, especially on songs like "Man On The Moon", "Just Luv Me", "Slumber Party", "Just Like Me", "Liar", etc.

I love you, boo. But no. 

The mastering of MOTM and Liar is sooo bad. Especially Liar. It's a catchy song but it's so horribly produced. I literally don't get why people live for it. It's like Break the Ice with it's rough mastering and the vocal engineering is terrible. It's so bad it sounds like a demo.

[HardToForgetYa]

45 minutes ago, Shadow2003 said:

I think the production on Glory is excellent, especially on songs like "Man On The Moon", "Just Luv Me", "Slumber Party", "Just Like Me", "Liar", etc.

Blackout's production really is timeless, and I love the Eastern influences on many of In The Zone's songs.

Honestly? Great taste  i couldn't have said that better myself 

[ILikeChillinWithYou]

Forgot about this production gem

 

[Roxxy]

TASTE!!! 

[JP9101]

Don’t forget about slumber party 

I think this song is exquisite in terms of melody and production 

[rawbrit]

Hold It Against Me ..I guess

[GimmeBritney320]

9 hours ago, JordanMiller said:

It really does sound fresh still. 

Slave really does sound timeless. It could be played for the first time today and sound just as original.

[BabyBabyBay]

I think anything before Circus.

Baby One More Time obviously has the timeless title track, although the first 3 albums are pretty dated, the quality of production was extremely high. In The Zone and Blackout are obviously gems in Britney's discography and we got beautiful sparse productions like Everytime, then the experimental (at its time) Piece of Me.

By the time we got to Circus, her vocals were overproduced and she was usually masked behind the whole production. You don't really hear her at the front sounding her most confident. Glory was almost a return to form but everything is so fast paced now that you can tell there's less attention to detail in a lot of music. The vocal production on Clumsy is a reason it's my least favourite track on that album.

[Nickey]

Apart from original songs, I really like the And Then We Kiss Junkie XL remix. I don't usually enjoy remixes but this one is an exception, it sounds like an official song, great one!