Title: Welcome to German Soul
Product review: This album is gorgeous! Not only does it discuss 'conscious' elements (For the Love, Stranger in this Land and Soweto '76-'06), but it also elegantly narrates grown-up love and relationships. Honestly, if I didn't know her background I would have assumed that she was an American because she has so much soul--not neo-soul--but, that ol' skool thang that makes you want say, "Sang it, girl!" My only complaint is probably the placement of the songs on the cd. Some of the down-tempo ballads are followed by songs with an uptempo R&B or hip hop feel. You kinda have to abruptly switch emotional or mental gears. Overall, this is a great album.
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