buzzz worthy. . .
Regina Belle has released her first mainstream album in 15 years, "The Day Life Began." The legendary vocalist was so excited about the release she could not sleep last night and posted a video announcement on Facebook asking for her fan's support. During her break from recording R&B, the pastor's wife released a gospel album titled “God Is Good,” that expanded her fan base and recovered from a brain tumor. She returns full of life and inspiration.
The album compiles 10 songs that represent the Oscar and Grammy winner's "deepest feelings and and strongest beliefs," covering a broad range of styles and subjects. Over nearly three decades Belle has successfully navigated the genres of gospel, jazz and R&B. Highlights include the
dramatic gospel single “The Day Life Began,” the inspirational ballad
“You Saw The Good In Me,” the moving parent to child message song “Be
Careful Out There.” In the spirit of "If I Could" the latter cut expresses the desire to protect a child's innocence as they leave the nest. The caress of a mother's heart cry can't help but be a stand out on the album of originals. "Go on and fly, but be careful out there," she admonishes.
Regina Belle has released her first mainstream album in 15 years, "The Day Life Began." The legendary vocalist was so excited about the release she could not sleep last night and posted a video announcement on Facebook asking for her fan's support. During her break from recording R&B, the pastor's wife released a gospel album titled “God Is Good,” that expanded her fan base and recovered from a brain tumor. She returns full of life and inspiration.
The album compiles 10 songs that represent the Oscar and Grammy winner's "deepest feelings and and strongest beliefs," covering a broad range of styles and subjects. Over nearly three decades Belle has successfully navigated the genres of gospel, jazz and R&B. Highlights include the
dramatic gospel single “The Day Life Began,” the inspirational ballad
“You Saw The Good In Me,” the moving parent to child message song “Be
Careful Out There.” In the spirit of "If I Could" the latter cut expresses the desire to protect a child's innocence as they leave the nest. The caress of a mother's heart cry can't help but be a stand out on the album of originals. "Go on and fly, but be careful out there," she admonishes.