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KENNY LATTIMORE RELEASES DEBUT CHRISTMAS ALBUM ‘A KENNY LATTIMORE CHRISTMAS’

buzzz worthy. . .



Impressive Collection Includes Beloved Classics
& All New Holiday Songs
New York, NY  — Grammy Award-nominated singer, songwriter Kenny Lattimore celebrates the most wonderful time of the year with the release of his first Christmas album, “A Kenny Lattimore Christmas.”

Offering 11 songs filled with happiness, joy and worship for the season and beyond “A Kenny Lattimore Christmas” is available in stores and online now. The festive project includes renditions of holiday favorites “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas,” a modern R&B interpretation of “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen,” a jazz-leaning “I’ll Be Home for Christmas” and an ethereal version of “O Holy Night.”

Lattimore co-wrote on the six original songs including standouts, “Home For The Holidays,” “Everybody Love Somebody,” and “Real Love At Christmas.” This is his first foray into the holiday genre and it is a well-rounded complement to any music lover’s holiday collection.  

“The original songs came about through a process of asking myself, what is authentic and truly what I feel during the Christmas holiday season,” said Lattimore. “This album also gave me the ability to cross genres from Jazz, R&B, Classical and Gospel to show my versatility.” He deftly shows his range on the soaring and passionate “I Cry Holy,” and “We Want To See You.”

Lattimore will support the album with a nationwide tour with Dave Koz starting November 25 in Sarasota, FL and will hit cities such as Miami, FL, Atlanta, GA, New York City, Chicago IL and more.  

A complete list of tour dates can be found at http://www.kennylattimore.com. Fans can also now visit the website to purchase “A Kenny Lattimore Christmas,” along with exclusive Christmas merchandise.  

The multi-talented crooner beloved by audiences since his hit "For You" has remained a mainstay in R&B music. He continues to carry the mantle of traditional R&B as he continues to tour nationally and internationally. With 9 albums and a career that spans two decades, “A Kenny Lattimore Christmas,” is a must-have this Christmas.  
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