Timeless

Released in 2008, Timeless marked Kenny Lattimore's return to solo recording after a seven-year hiatus spent largely collaborating with his then-wife, Chanté Moore. Produced by Barry Eastmond, the album is a curated collection of covers that spans genres from rock to classic soul. While critics at the time were divided - some praising the vocal execution while others lamented a perceived loss of Lattimore's individual artistic identity - the album remains his highest-charting solo effort on the Billboard 200. Sonically, it sits firmly within the 'Quiet Storm' and Adult Contemporary R&B traditions. The tracklist is notable for its range, including a smooth jazz-inflected version of 'And I Love Her' and a soulful rendition of Jeff Buckley's 'Everybody Here Wants You.' It serves as a bridge between Lattimore's early neo-soul roots and a more mature, vocal-jazz-leaning style that would define his later career.