Customer Ratings & Reviews

Another artist trying to mature in her sound. problem with female soul singers are they are so dominated by the males behind the scene or some male rap artist. This is ok, nothing special.

Charlene, the third album by Tweet (aka Charlene Keys thus the title) is her most mature LP by far. This album is truly a tamed and soulful slow simmer. She expresses a more old school Soul sound rather than Hip-Hop or modern R&B elements her past releases are peppered with (which to be honest is unfortunate, yet understandable). So, for those expecting a sensuous or experimental set of lyrics/sound like her dazzling debut "Southern Hummingbird" may need to let these songs grow on them. Tweet clearly wasn't looking to appeal to radio (in a good way) one can tell she just wanted to create something she adored through and through. These stand-out tracks accomplish just that, while reminding listeners of why Tweet's voice is so gorgeous: with the sparkly 'Magic', sultry interlude 'All I See is You', undeniable 'Addicted' and earthy throwback 'Got Whatcha Want'. There are also two exclusive tracks ONLY available on the Best Buy version.

I was very excited to see Tweet when I was browsing around bestbuy. It's been a few hears since her last album and she is a very unique artist. Unfortunately, it fell short for me. I like about 4 of the songs including the intro that should have been a track. I wouldn't recommend buying it.

This is much slower than I had hoped. I wanted a little more Missy influence. Still good.

It's okay It was one of those that is not for everyone.