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Soulsinger
Standard edition cover
Studio album by
ReleasedJanuary 1, 2000
Genre
  • soul
  • funk
  • Length71:10
    LabelLeSun
    ProducerLedisi Young, Sundra Manning
    Ledisi chronology
    Soulsinger
    (2000)
    Feeling Orange but Sometimes Blue
    (2002)
    Alternative cover
    Soulsinger: The Revival cover

    Soulsinger is the debut album by the American singer-songwriter Ledisi. It was released on January 1, 2000, on her label LeSun Records.[1] In 2003, the album was reissued as Soulsinger: The RevivalbyTommy Boy Records. It was nominated for a Bammie, for Best R&B album.[2]

    Production

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    Soulsinger was written and produced by Ledisi and Sundra Manning.[1][3]

    Critical reception

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    Professional ratings
    Review scores
    SourceRating
    AllMusic[4]
    The Encyclopedia of Popular Music[5]
    USA Today[6]
    Vibe[7]

    AllMusic wrote that "cool jazzy flavors (including the catchy 'I Wantcha Babe') and sweet floaters ('Take Time' and 'In My Life') balance the more dramatic cuts and provide a comfortable plateau for Ledisi's fluid alto."[4] The San Francisco Chronicle wrote: "One moment sad and sweet, loud and fierce the next, [Ledisi's] music is part down-home lovin' and good advice."[8]

    Track listing

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    1. "Get Outta My Kitchen" (Ledisi Young, Sundra Manning) – 3:51
    2. "Soulsinger" (Young, Manning) – 3:51
    3. "Take Time" (Young, Manning, Nelson Braxton) – 5:11
    4. "Stop Livin' in Ya Head" (Young, Manning) – 4:42
    5. "Coffee" (Young, Manning) – 5:32
    6. "You Are My Friend" (Young, Manning) – 4:12
    7. "Hotel" (Young, Manning) – 3:43
    8. "Dreaming Interlude" (Young, Manning) – 1:43
    9. "Free Again" (Young, Manning, LeGerald Normand) – 4:49
    10. "Groove On" (Young, Manning, Paisley) – 5:34
    11. "I Want'cha Babe" (Young, Manning) – 4:32
    12. "I Want'cha Babe Interlude" (Young, Manning) – 1:11
    13. "Papa Loved to Love Me" (Young, Manning) – 3:45
    14. "In My Life" (Young, Manning) – 4:51
    15. "My Prayers" (Young, Manning) – 4:38
    16. "Good Lovin'" (Young, Manning) – 3:41
    17. "Snoring" – 0:29

    Soulsinger: The Revival

    [edit]
    1. "Get Outta My Kitchen" (Ledisi Young, Sundra Manning) – 3:51
    2. "Stop Livin' in Ya Head" (Young, Manning) – 4:42
    3. "Take Time" (Young, Manning, Nelson Braxton) – 5:11
    4. "You Are My Friend" (Young, Manning) – 4:12
    5. "Coffee" (Young, Manning) – 5:32
    6. "Good Lovin'" (Young, Manning) – 3:41
    7. "Hotel" (Young, Manning) – 3:43
    8. "Dreaming Interlude" (Young, Manning) – 1:43
    9. "Free Again" (Young, Manning, LeGerald Normand) – 4:49
    10. "Soulsinger" (Young, Manning) – 3:51
    11. "My Prayers" (Young, Manning) – 4:38
    12. "In My Life" (Young, Manning) – 4:51
    13. "Groove On" (Young, Manning, Paisley) – 5:34
    14. "I Want'cha Babe" (Young, Manning) – 4:32
    15. "I Want'cha Babe Interlude" (Young, Manning) – 1:11
    16. "Papa Loved to Love Me" (Young, Manning) – 3:45
    17. "Soulsinger" (Live) (Young, Manning) – 4:27
    18. "Hold on to Love" (Young, Manning, Me'Shell Ndegéocello) – 4:37
    19. "Snoring" – 0:29

    References

    [edit]
    1. ^ a b "Ledisi | Biography & History". AllMusic.
  • ^ Ganahl, Jane (24 Aug 2000). "Heart of a soul chanteuse". San Francisco Examiner. p. B1.
  • ^ "Reviews & Previews". Billboard. Nielsen Business Media, Inc. July 21, 2001 – via Google Books.
  • ^ a b "Soulsinger - Ledisi | Songs, Reviews, Credits | AllMusic" – via www.allmusic.com.
  • ^ Larkin, Colin (2006). The Encyclopedia of Popular Music. Vol. 5. MUZE. p. 142.
  • ^ Jones, Steve (27 Nov 2001). "R&B stars pump out new discs". USA Today. p. D5.
  • ^ "Revolutions". Vibe. Retrieved 17 June 2021.
  • ^ Sanders, Joshunda (July 7, 2002). "Making her own music - Ledisi's voice is so big, it works without a deal". Sunday. p. 43.

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