Brian McKnight's self-titled debut album is a mix of quiet storm and jazz-tinged R&B lite, with a few up-tempo numbers thrown in. The album opens with the New Jack Swing...
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While this follow-up did not live up to the expectations his self-titled debut created, I Remember You proved that the romantic singer could get bodies moving on the dance...
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Brian McKnight has become the latest in a series of after-hours style R&B heroes, matinee idols with decent voices who parlay suggestiveness, romantic lyrics and sex appeal...
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McKnight's third record makes an incredible impact on the R&B music scene just with the title track alone, the lullaby-like harmonies and heartfelt lyrics of which will...
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With the help of several R&B artists, including Boyz II Men and Claude McKnight from Take 6, Brian McKnight's Bethlehem is a joyful, romantic holiday album. Religious...
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Back At One 3/29/2000, Yahoo! Music, Tanya O'Quinn
Releasing yet another good album, Brian McKnight presents us with a collection of romantic material that touches on love in its many forms. The debut single and title track...
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Brian McKnight backs away ever so slightly from the streetwise rhythms Puff Daddy injected into Anytime with his fifth album, Back at One. That's not to say that the album...
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If Brian McKnight were a superhero, they'd call him MOR Man, defender of the gentle jam for the folks who find most modern R&B a little too raunchy. And just like you don't...
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R&B crooner Brian McKnight dropped his fifth studio release, Superhero, in 2001. The recording essentially offers up the same romantic and sensitive mid-tempo R&B love songs...
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Thirteen years is a long time in urban/R&B circles, which leaves the rangy career of Brian McKnight sounding like the work of several different artists when compiled in a...
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Brian McKnight's sixth album veers all across the urban music freeway, but he's been doing these musical 180s for years, in an effort to balance his adult R&B leanings with...
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Brian McKnight found a good pattern for his releases after 1997's Anytime, which featured the breakout hip-hop crossover "You Should Be Mine (Don't Waste Your Time)." After...
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How do you approach an album that's lush and elegant on one hand and lyrically nasty on the other? Bring your lover and your playful side because Gemini is an aptly named...
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