Keyshia Cole turns new page with her fourth album, Calling All Hearts

 In its fourth album, the 29-year-old R & B singer is turning the page of distress and happiness covered.
Keyshia Cole, Calling All Hearts
* * * A broken heart can repair 


Keyshia Cole has earned three platinum albums to share their pain. In its fourth album, the 29-year-old R & B singer is turning the page. When the project began, was fresh from a breakup, but she met her boyfriend, Cleveland Cavaliers guard Daniel "Boobie" Gibson, in 2009 and gave birth to her son in March. Hearts reflects that evolution as it is touching both on the harm suffered and the love has given new joy. His passionate voice still packs a punch, even though they are no longer fed by anxiety. 


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In the tense Tired of me with Cuba, Cole longs for company, and she is cautiously optimistic about Long Way Down. She catalogs of its requirements for a man If I Fall in Love Again, with a loud voice partners, Faith Evans, and is expected to be swept off your feet Take Me Away. She's clearly found what I was looking at what it does to me and I better. Worth seeing if fans are used to hearing about your problems can get used to her being happy for a change.