
The running theme of the album is connection through creation. In her intro/interludes she thanks God that he created her "from the same grains, from the same thing." This universal appeal resurfaces in "Ghetto" where she breaks down geographical barriers in comparing several countries [ghettos]. This track is followed by the album's lead single "Chocolate High" feat. Musiq Soulchild, which honestly does the overall project no justice. It's a good album filler, but there are stronger tracks that would have better served as singles.
Album highlights include "He Heals Me," the soul-stirring "Pearls" which places you in the daily routine of a woman from Somalia. The nostalgic "River Rise" takes you to a place deep within that we often forget. The album closes with a beautiful ode to life that inspires hope and change called "A Beautiful Day."
Testimony, Vol. 2: Love & Politics Track Listing
- Intro: Grains
- Therapy
- Ghetto
- Chocolate High
- He Heals Me
- Interlude: Grains
- Pearls
- River Rise
- Yellow
- Better Way
- Interlude: Grains
- Long Goodbye
- Psalms 23
- The Cure
- Outro: Grains
- A Beautiful Day
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