Integration

This time around, Kellee delves deeper into her spiritual side. Hints of it were seen in her previous record, Aligned Archetype [ http://bit.ly/ukl640 ] (which garnered more than 135 thousand downloads here in Frostclick alone) but now she fully embraces it in this record. In her own words, the album is "my efforts to integrate and unify the dualistic sides of myself and the world."

Much of the inspiration from the album hails from Kellee's experiences with Landmark Education, her "time spent with a Mayan messenger named Ac Tah," soaking up various books and documentaries, and overall just interacting with inspiring men and women in Pittsburgh.

Although the album is more personal and infused with the artists spiritual perspective, it doesn't alienate listeners at all. Kellee manages to not only put her best foot forward but blinds and impresses as she does. Tracks like, Don't Stop and Divine, come equipped with meaningful lyrics that she masterfully weaves with impressive beats and samples. Meanwhile, Mad Humans [ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcDLqQITRo8 ], is a colorful cut that commands the audience to listen at once. It's this capability to mesmerize her listeners that makes her a unique and interesting artist.

Whether you are into the lyrical and spiritual expression of the songs or not, there's no denying the fact that Integration is impressive. Besides, you gotta love someone who has so much dedication and love for her craft that she's offering such a great album absolutely free and under a Creative Commons License.

Written by Valerie for FrostClick - http://bit.ly/tRwawu

As always, this album sounds good... Nice tones :-)

Kellee's songs feature a wide variety of break beats, pop, hiphop, even some triphop elements.

The new album includes her earlier hit Hasta Abajo.

It's hard to nail down the style of this album. But perhaps that's the reason why its special. Give it a try, you won't regret it.