 |
Kelly PriceHip-hop artist
Country:
 USA |
Content:
- Early Influences and Breakthrough: "Soul of a Woman"
- Success and Collaboration: Gerald Levert and Notorious B.I.G
- "Mirror Mirror": Emotional Depth and Personal Connection
- "Priceless": Diversity and Star Collaborations
- Autobiography and Inspiration: "Someday"
- Discography Highlights
Early Influences and Breakthrough: "Soul of a Woman"
Kelly Price gained recognition as a background vocalist for R. Kelly, who she credits as her early mentor. However, her breakthrough came with the release of "Soul of a Woman." The album showcased her distinct and memorable voice, earning platinum status and establishing her as a talented singer in her own right.
Success and Collaboration: Gerald Levert and Notorious B.I.G
Building upon the success of "Soul of a Woman," Kelly Price collaborated with Gerald Levert on the single "It Hurts Too Much to Stay." She also lent her vocals to hip-hop tracks such as Notorious B.I.G's "Mo Money, Mo Problems" and Mase's "Feels So Good."
"Mirror Mirror": Emotional Depth and Personal Connection
Kelly Price's second album, "Mirror Mirror," was released two years later. Critics praised her music for its "emotionally honest and deeply personal" nature. The song "Back in the Day" serves as a testament to this, featuring a sample from Maze's classic funk track.
"Priceless": Diversity and Star Collaborations
"Priceless," Kelly Price's latest album, showcases the breadth of her emotions and experiences. Former mentor Raphael Saadiq of Tony Toni Tone collaborated on the track "So Sweet," while blues legend Eric Clapton joined forces on "Priceless." This album further cemented her status within the R&B music community.
Autobiography and Inspiration: "Someday"
Kelly Price's single "Someday" is a particularly autobiographical piece, reflecting on achieving goals and the power of hope. Throughout her career, she has remained true to her artistic vision, balancing commercial success with musical integrity.
Discography Highlights
Kelly Price has released four studio albums, including:- "Soul of a Woman" (1998)
- "Mirror Mirror" (2000)
- "Kelly Price" (2006)
- "Priceless" (2022)
