Tamia - Love Life flac album

Love Life is at its best when the beats settle like soft caresses and Tamia's vocals float into breathy exhales, like on "Lipstick," where she sings about skipping ­dinner for something sweeter. Extra spice like that preserves the freshness when ­lagging, predictable ballads ("Day One") threaten the mood. As an ode to nuptial bliss, the album is both ­convincing and surprisingly coquettish. This story originally appeared in the June 20 issue of Billboard.

They're a surefire choice; they match any mood and hug you tight. Sure, there may be edgier or flashier numbers in the closet, but it's that trusted pair that gets the most mileage. Love Life," the singer's latest, is a reminder of how comforting familiarity feels. On "Love Life," her sixth effort and first for Def Jam, she offers grown-up R&B-soul at its finest. Tamia isn't concerned with heartbreak, taking a break from the kids or going out with her girlfriends. Instead, the bulk of the album is devoted to, well, devotion. The warm, familiar intimacy of a long bond - as opposed to the tougher moments that test it - is the crux of the album. Likely a soundtrack to her own nearly 16-year marriage, Tamia spins tales of lovemaking that is sweet, trusting, comfortable and durable.

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Tamia is the self-titled debut studio album by Canadian recording artist Tamia. It was released on April 14, 1998 on Quincy Jones's Qwest Records, while distribution was handled through Warner Bros.

Download MP3 for Tamia - Love Life (Album). Download MP3 (4. 9MB). Convert another video. Listen this mp3. Your browser does not support the audio element. 1. Love falls over me 2. Chaise Lounge 3. Sandwitch & Soda 4. Nowhere 5. Lipstick 6. Special 7. Like You Do 8. Stuck With Me 9. No Lie 10. Day One 11. Black Butterfly. Tatiana Manaois- Like You Lyrics.

Love of Life is the eighth studio album by American experimental rock band Swans. It was released in 1992 on Young God Records. Like its predecessor, Love of Life was out of print for a long time and had not been reissued until December 2015. Six of the eleven songs appear on the Various Failures compilation, and a further four appear on the Forever Burned compilation

Listen to albums and songs from Tamia. Before she'd cut an album of her own, Tamia had already worked with Quincy Jones, Gladys Knight and Chaka Khan, a feat that many charted artists haven't pulled off. The exposure paid off in the end, and the trembling-voiced, extremely photogenic Tamia has not only seen her hip-hop flavored R&B songs make the rounds on radio, she's become a darling of the VJs as well.

The album in turn also marks another momentous occasion: the 20th anniversary of Tamia’s critically acclaimed, self-titled 1998 debut album. The album initiated a string of hits that the six-time Grammy Award nominee has steadily spun off along the way, including You Put a Move on My Heart, Missing You with Brandy, Gladys Knight and Chaka Khan, Spend My Life with You with Eric Benét, So into You, Stranger in My House and Into You with Fabolous. I don’t know if there’s one thing I did in particular that’s responsible for why I’m still here, says Tamia with a laugh