Kem – Intimacy

Album Info

Artist: Kem

Title: Intimacy

Year: 2010

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Tracklist

  • 1. When I'm Lovin You (3:42)
  • 2. Can You Feel It (6:07)
  • 3. Love Never Fails (3:49)
  • 4. Share My Life (4:19)
  • 5. Human Touch (5:56)
  • 6. If Its Love (4:15)
  • 7. Why Would You Stay - Main (4:04)
  • 8. Mother's Love (4:19)
  • 9. You're On My Mind (4:32)
  • 10. Golden Days (4:41)
  • 11. Hold On (4:10)
  • 12. Matter Of Time - Unplugged (5:09)

Review

"Intimacy: Album III" hit the shelves in 2010, a whole five years after Kem’s last release, and man, it was worth the wait. This album really digs into Kem’s journey as an artist, especially highlighting his growth in songwriting and production skills. With a title like "Intimacy," you'd expect some deep dives into love and connection, and that’s exactly what Kem delivers. He’s not just talking about the romantic stuff either; he explores spiritual and emotional bonds, really fleshing out the ways we connect with each other.

The tracks on "Intimacy: Album III" are a classy mix of elegant lyrics and smooth, sultry vibes, all carried perfectly by Kem's distinctive, hypnotic tenor. "Why Would You Stay," the album's first single, crushed it on the airwaves, making a strong case for Kem’s knack for hitting the emotional nail on the head. The production across the board is tight—Kem himself took the reins on that front, ensuring everything came out seamless and soulful. Plus, features from talents like Maurissa Rose and Jill Scott sprinkle some extra magic over the already rich soundscape. The album didn’t just perform well critically, it also smashed it on the charts, peaking at number two on the US Billboard 200 and eventually snagging a Gold certification. Overall, "Intimacy: Album III" is a solid piece of work that not only feeds the soul but also gets you thinking about the deeper sides of human connections. - Rowan