Lee Carr - Stilettos

Review by Lisa Guay

Lee Carr's latest album Stilettos is a unique blend of R&B and pop that showcases his versatility as an artist. The album features 13 tracks that are a mix of upbeat and slow tempo songs, all of which are infused with Carr's signature smooth vocals.

The album opens with the title track "Stilettos," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its catchy beat and playful lyrics. Other standout tracks include "Breathe," a slow ballad that showcases Carr's emotional range, and "Love So Good," a mid-tempo track that is sure to get listeners dancing.

One of the strengths of the album is its production, which is polished and well-crafted. The beats are catchy and the melodies are memorable, making it easy for listeners to get hooked on the songs. The collaborations with other artists, including rapper Yung Joc on "Patron" and singer/songwriter Nicki Minaj on "I'm Sorry," add a layer of depth to the album and showcase Carr's ability to work with others.

Summary by Lisa Guay

Stilettos is a solid album that will appeal to fans of R&B and pop. It's clear that Lee Carr has put a lot of effort into creating an album that is both enjoyable to listen to and showcases his talents as an artist.