have to admit that seeing a track with the title ‘Shit, Damn, M*F*er’ on this album made me a little trepidatious, but I didn’t need to worry too much. This is very much old school R&B in the style of Marvin Gaye and Smokey Robinson with a 90s smooth sensibility. There’s a touch of soul, a pinch of smooth jazz and a hint of Prince in the delivery and the end result is pretty good for a debut album