content: This album is mediocre at best. It seems to draw comparisons to Sade but Sade is Sade and Amel should be Amel. Amel and Bryce were a great team and the tracks that Bryce laid down in Groove Theory's debut with Amel's voice were phenomenal. Bryce's beats are sorely missed in Amel's solo effort. I was hoping for a reunion for at least a track or two but no luck. So don't make the same mistake I did and expect Groove Theory II. Amel's voice is indeed a beautiful one but the lack of musical direction is a fatal flaw. The music is just a meandering flow from one track to the other; not one standout track on here. Groove Theory was/is one of my favorite CD's and this one doesn't compare. I know this is Amel's CD and not Groove Theory but I expected so much more. You won't be bobbin' yo' head to this one, so if that's what your lookin' for pick up Amel's first effort, "Groove Theory," if you don't already have it.