Kenny Lattimore is blessed with a startlingly talented voice. The R&B singer is comfortable vacillating from note to note, working a sultry bedroom vibe one minute before segueing into a lively dance groove the next. His self-titled breakthrough album in 1996 established his vocal prowess, while 1998's From the Soul of Man saw the D.C.-born artist embracing an introspective vibe. Always evolving, 2001's Weekend used producers like Raphael Saadiq and Battlecat to coin a contemporary sound.