Maxwell’s new album

Maxwell
About 10 years ago, as a university student, I was influenced by the likes of nu soul artistes such as Maxwell and Erykah Badu. They have greatly influenced how I write and produce some of my own music. Now, Maxwell is about to launch his new album, BLACKsummer’snight on 7 July after an 8 year hiatus, and I’m looking forward to it.
You can [listen to a new track each day](http://www.theboombox.com/2009/06/15/maxwell-premiere-countdown-to-blacksummersnight/) and check out his official website. Of course, I’m already a Facebook fan and [following him on Twitter](http://twitter.com/_MAXWELL_), along with over 18,000 others.
What made Maxwell stand out, according to a review I read years ago, was that unlike many other black artistes of his time who sang about sleeping with many women, Maxwell’s songs were about faithfulness and monogamy. However, his sultry vocals and smooth vibes gave his albums a seductiveness good enough to make out with. He may not be as well-known as other artistes but he’s one of my favourites.
Looking out for a new Maxwell album feels like deja vu to me, especially since I’m a student once again. I just hope he doesn’t take as long to produce his next album.

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