Chanté headlined a concert at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto for New Year's Eve.[12] In February 2005, Chanté won Chartattack Awards for Best Album and Sexiest Female. During the same month, she was also selected to represent Canada at Expo 2005 held in Japan. In July 2005, Chanté went on a cross-Canada mall and venue tour sponsored by Solo Mobile (Bell), EckoRed and SPC sponsored Chanté's tour across Canada which helped raise awareness for the phone counseling service Kids Help Phone. In September 2005, Chanté performed on tour with Destiny's Child throughout Canada during their Destiny Fulfilled... and Lovin' It tour, and is also included on their Live in Atlanta tour DVD. In October 2005, Chanté received four nominations at the Urban Music Awards.[13] Critical reception Tara Henley of The Georgia Straight noted that "Beneath the slickly produced, hip-hop--tinged, pop veneer of tracks like "Shook (The Answer)" lies an arresting voice, magnetic charisma, and driving ambition." "Unpredictable" "Unpredictable" features an interpolated melody from "A Dream" by DeBarge. Denise Sheppard from Amazon said "Unpredictable" was "a sugar-pop track that definitely appealed to her younger audience.'" Charts and certifications "Unpredictable" went No. 1 on both radio & video charts, including MuchMusic & YTV's Hitlist. "Bad Boy" and "Does He Love Me" went No. 1 on the MuchMusic video charts. All five singles were Top 10 at radio. "Does He Love Me" and "Bad Boy" won the SOCAN No.1 Award. Track listing Sample credits "Unpredictable" contains an element of "A Dream" (1983) performed and written by Bunny DeBarge. "Shook (The Answer)" contains a sample from "Shook Ones (Part II)" (1995) performed by Mobb Deep, written by Prodigy and Havoc. Awards Won Canadian Radio Award for Best New Solo Artist Urban Music Association of Canada Award for Best R&B Artist. Urban Music Award for Best New Artist Urban Music Award for Video of the Year for "Bad Boy" Urban Music Award for Fans Choice Award Singles "Shook (The Answer)" (2003) "Unpredictable" (2003) "Bad Boy" (2004) "Does He Love Me" (2004) "Let The Music Take U" (2005) References 2004 debut albums Keshia Chanté albums Juno Award for R&B/Soul Recording of the Year recordings