Keyshia Cole

Is Keyshia Cole seeing someone? Has a new male character popped up on her BET reality show? It starts out with what seem like two high-energy, girls-night-out-type numbers, but Cole's third album quickly segues into so many pretty (if occasionally bland), highly rom-dram ballads and slow jams that you kind of reconsider the meaning of not only the sassy "Make Me Over" and the sexy "Please Don't Stop," but the album's title. After hearing the record, it sure sounds like the difference in Keyshia is that the girl is in love.

"I'd like to introduce a sexier side of me," Keyshia Cole coos on the slinky intro to her third
album. True to her word, the Atlanta singer sheds her street sass for some softer tunes.
"Make Me Over" is a shimmying, string-pierced vamp &#8212 break out your jazz hands! &#8212
and "No Other" pumps Spanish guitar into a Mary J.-style monogamy ode. Not everything
feels fresh: The lyrics are gooey ("Touch my soul, make me lose control"), and T... More >