and a good way to end an album, leaving the audience wanting more." The Daily Telegraph wrote that "there's a spark of life to this album." Kitty Empire, writing for The Observer, felt that Walk with Me "is both spirited and sensible, sustaining tunes all the while. There's a steady pop production hand at work which means much of the album's mid-section treads water nicely enough as it recalls Liberty X [...] And while Walk with Me hasn't quite got it all, exactly – Jamelia's voice is too often slimline and catchless, for one – the album only adds to her ineluctable jamminess." BBC critic Talia Kraines called the album "a continuation of the brilliant singles, mundane albums routine" on Jamelia's previous projects. John Murphy from musicOMH declared Walk with Me "Jamelia's finest album yet. Now happily engaged and the mother of two children, she may be a million miles away from the relationship that inspired her earlier songs, but she retains an edge and class that cements her position as this country's leading soul vocalist," continuing "that trend of strong songwriting" with "the finest pop-soul you'll find this side of the Sugababes." Chart performance Upon its release, Walk with Me entered the UK Top 75 albums chart at number 20 before dropping to number 44 the following week and quickly falling off the album chart. However, in January 2007, the album witnessed a resurgence when it re-entered the top 75 chart at number fifty-one, and climbed again to number 45 the following week. By September 2007, Walk with Me had sold 107,000 copies in the United Kingdom where it had been certified gold by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI). The album has also reached gold status in Poland, indicating sales in excess of 10,000 units. Track listing Sample credits' "No More" contains a sample of "Golden Brown" by The Stranglers. "Ain't a Love" contains a drum sample from "Jungle Jazz" by Kool & the Gang. "Beware of the Dog" contains a sample of "Personal Jesus" by Depeche Mode. Charts Certifications Release history References 2006 albums Jamelia albums Albums produced by Soulshock and Karlin Albums produced by Cutfather