Jill Scott - The Real Thing: Words And Sounds, Vol. 3

I'm not sure if everybody has checked out this latest album from Jill Scott, but I can say that this is one of her best albums to this very day. Ever since Jill debuted on the scene with "Who Is Jill Scott?: Words & Sounds, Vol. 1", she has really blossomed into a bonifide R&B sensation. With her poetic skills and true vocalist style, Jill Scott is no doubt a natural writer in her own right, and she definitely has a right to speak her mind on many of these tracks that are on this latest, greatest, output.

The album kicks off with an Intro, Called "Let It Be" (not to be confused with The Beatles song). On this track, the music fades in, reversibly, with a Kalimba-like sound, and as it melodifies through the beginning of the song, Jill asks the question, "What Do I Do?", then starts speaking in a French language. "If it's Hip-Hop, If Its Bebop, If It's Reggaeton...", it don't matter as long as Jill can flow with it, and yes, she can flow with it like that.

I really cannot say which track is my actual favorite, because this whole album is really off the chain. In fact, all of her albums are off the chain: What more can I say? OK, OK, check out "Whenever You're Around", because that track's got a Stepper's feel to it.

Thanks to Rhapsody, I can now let you listen to it online for FREE. If this album does become unavailable (out of print) to the masses, then I will make it available for downloading it here.

For now, I'm helping Jill make her money. Please respect that. :)

Enjoy!

Track Listing:

1. Let It Be
2. The Real Thing
3. Hate On Me
4. Come See Me
5. Crown Royal
6. Epiphany
7. My Love
8. Insomnia
9. How It Make You Feel
10. Only You
11. Whenever You're Around
12. Celibacy Blues
13. All I
14. Wanna Be Loved
15. Breathe

Listen to it by clicking here, FREE, courtesy of Rhapsody.com.