Sunshine Anderson - The Sun Shines Again

During the 2000s, few R&B singers were put through the industry ringer like Sunshine Anderson. Her debut reached the Top Five of the Billboard 200, yet she fell victim to a label merger, a shelved album, and a severely delayed (but ultimately released) follow-up that was not given much of a promotional push. She also went through enough personal troubles to fill a novel. Invigorated by motherhood and a deal through Verve Forecast, Andersons third album is produced almost entirely by Mike City, who discovered her and remains an ideal musical match with his low-profile, nuanced sound. Anderson co-wrote three of the highlights. “Life Back” is clearly autobiographical, too open and detailed -- and more matter-of-fact than embittered -- to be the least bit fabricated. The other two -- the last two tracks, both of which are as seductive as anything else she has recorded -- further demonstrate that the singer has clearly moved past her troubles. While the album is not likely to make Anderson more popular than ever, it’s a triumph -- a fan-pleasing one, at that. Tracks 1. Say Something 2. Hard Love 3. 2nd Fiddle 4. Lie to Kick It 5. Life Back 6. Karma's A Mutha 7. A Warning for the Heart 8. Call My Own 9. Nervous 10. U Doin' It

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