Keyshia Cole Declares Had "Enough Of No Love"

Keyshia Cole is boxed in and wants out and shares screen with rapper Lil Wayne for her broken-heart single, "Enough of No Love," is the lead single listed in 30-year-old R&B singer-songwriter's upcoming fifth album, "Woman to Woman," as a true reflection of where the singer is in her life. With a new single "Enough of No Love" and upcoming reality TV show, Cole's now back with a vengeance and is doing a lot to make sure that she stays busy and keeps those coins in tact.
The song is believed to be a heartfelt single, tells of a strong woman who is fed up with a relationship where she isn’t appreciated, and its composition may be a flashback to Cole's debut album, "The Way It Is." It's reviewed to be a old school track with a hip-hop vibe. It finds the lovelorn songstress wondering if she should depart from a crumbling relationship. "I can't stay here 'cuz I've had enough of no love," Cole declares. Joining Cole towards the end of the song is Wayne, who makes light of the singer's predicament.
The visual was shot in June in Los Angeles, and was directed by award-winning director Benny Boom, who previously helmed the clip for Cole's platinum hit "Let it Go." Boom described the concept behind the video saying "Conceptually I wanted to do something that was strictly fashion and beauty and just a little of narrative. I just wanted people to see her come back, just performing crazy. So I came up with this idea of her sort of being in this padded room as if she had lost her mind over love."
Based on the song it seems like Cole has come back to her original form. The video is just as good as the song, and showing blonde Cole lingers in an empty hallway with a white wedding dress locked inside a padded room before singing about another love struggle and breakup to an unfazed-looking Wayne, who rapping in his usual style on a black grand piano and gives a male's perspective. Roses, shoes, necklaces and other expensive jewels are falling into a baggage. Cole busts a move with some dancers and sings under love-patterned shadows at one point. Cole seems to be so comfortable throughout the video.

Keyshia Cole Loves Her Baby In "Take Me Away"

Keyshia Cole, the soon-to-be Mrs. Gibson released another summer banger! Seed of Frankie has dropped a new video for "Take Me Away," which comes as the third single from the three-time-platinum R&B singer's latest studio effort "Calling All Hearts." Cole has been all about love and happiness with her latest album, and her video for the single "Take Me Away" emphasizes this to the max. The Chink Santana-produced cut is set to become the summer love anthem!
Despite the fact her latest album is collecting more dust on shelves than year-old peanut butter, Cole is pressing on. "Take Me Away," serving as one of the standout songs on the album, it is no surprise that this mid-tempo track has been released. The song was chosen as the fan favorite from her album via Cole's twitter. It went for adds at U.S. radio on February 7, and Cole performed this song on Conan on January 19. It looks like the R&B crooner is going to give her "Calling All Hearts" album one last push before moving on to her next project.
Cole's new video for "Take Me Away" is simple but has a nice spring feel to it. She gives off the real California girl vibe but straight out of Oakland. The 29-year-old ditched the heavy look from "I Ain't Thru" and went for a more tranquil approach in the latest video, which was directed by Taj Stansberry and was filmed on the sandy beaches of California. Many Twitter users have been comparing the video to the late Aaliyah's "Rock The Boat."
Cole definitely seems like motherhood has taken her image in a new direction. In new visual, the 'I Ain't Thru' singer and her object of affection go to the beach in a fine summer day, walking around the sunshine-drenched destination with her beau and sharing laughs. The songstress busts her moves in a choreographed dance and enjoys a back massage with her girl friends. She also hits the shores and walks hand in hand with her on-screen love interest and sings "Take me away, see you in everything I do," to the love of her life about how much she adores him. Then she indulges in a bubble bath...

Keyshia Cole Finds The One in "Long Way Down"

Keyshia Cole premieres the new video for "Long Way Down," the second single off of her new fourth album "Calling All Hearts," which just came out this week. It's the follow-up to her first three albums, all platinum-sellers that had multiple R&B hits. Since 2005, powerful, passionate and on the cutting edge of contemporary R&B, Hip-Hop and Soul, four-time Grammy nominee, Cole, now 29, has secured her spot in the R&B world, releasing hit songs about heartache and love lapses that were reminiscent of Mary J. Blige. Listen to those luring pain-soaked vocals and it's no secret why so many men are dying to break her heart and put it back together again.
But this time around, Cole's lead single "I Ain't Thru" with Nicki Minaj, has not created a buzz for the singer as it has done in the past. Cole says she made the decision to release the song, even though her record label disagreed. "The label didn't want to drop the record because they knew that people wanted a more intense, soulful record from me about love, I just think that people expect me to be, you know, an artist that sings about just love. But I'm always growing as an artist and I have to feed my artistry," she said. So on "Calling All Hearts," Cole says she's returning to her signature style, while adding a "grown woman" twist at the same time.
I read local newspaper two days about her, titled "Oakland's Keyshia Cole doesn't have to be No.1." Cole is at her best when she's slugging. Cole's journey, from the mean streets of Oakland and an adopted family to achieving her dreams as a singer-songwriter, is one of today's truly extraordinary and inspirational success stories. Need a last minute Christmas gift? Thеn consider Cole's "Calling All Hearts," among 14 songs, is an emotional manifesto about life and love in our modern world. Cole is following up the song with "Long Way Down," which she says people seem to like because of its mid-tempo groove and focus on love, аnd delight іn the smooth vocals οf thіѕ four-time Grammy nominee.
Just when she thought she was through with love, a broken-hearted Cole finds the one. "Long Way Down" has more of a gritty, hip-hop lean to it, with a head-knocking beat and the same type of love dilemma's that Cole faced on her debut "The Way It Is." The song, about being faced with the choice between giving up on love or taking a chance, the R&B songstress dedicates the piano-driven ballad to the love of her life, with her fiancee, NBA star Daniel Gibson playing the role of her love interest in the clip. "Just when I said that I was through with love," Cole belts on the pre-chorus, "there he was, telling me he saw my S.O.S." It's another winner for the urban diva, who is still singing about her life exactly "the way it is" with the same honesty and rawness that she exploded onto the scene with five years ago.

Keyshia Cole "Trust" Video Featuring Monica

The Grammy nominated R&B singer-songwriter Keyshia Cole has stepped up bringing out a music video in support of her third single entitled "Trust" from the Oakland, California R&B singer's third studio album, "A Different Me," which has been in stores and online a year ago on Geffen Records. Cole talks about the importance of trusting someone whom you love in the music video for single "Trust."
"Trust" was written by Cole and Frederick Taylor and co-produced by Toxic Donald Alford and Ron Fair for her second studio album "Just Like You" in 2007 as a bonus track for the iTunes edition of the album. In 2008, the ballad was re-recorded as a duet with fellow R&B singer Monica, replacing parts of Cole's original vocals with hers, and included on her third studio album "A Different Me," as the third single on April 1, with its music video world premiered on '106 & Park on BET' on May 4 in time for Mother's Day. "A Different Me" debuted at No.2 on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart and topped the Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart last November. The song also became Cole's highest-peaking single off of the album.
The newly-released video was directed by veteran music video director Chris Robinson, and was elegantly shot in Tuscany, Italy. Princess of soul music, Cole is no longer singing about heartbreak. Now, she's teaching the fellas how to "Trust." She is narrated in the video as a woman who tries to convince her man that she loves him and so he should trust her because she will not do anything that might hurt his feeling. In fact, both she and Monica look amazing in this clip. I'm really glad "Trust" was chosen as a single from album. Their powerhouse voices blend really well together in this duet and Cole gets more vulnerable.
"Trust" is one of those things that like its counterpart, love is something I'd like to call a gift & a curse. Once the trust factor goes out the door, its hard as hell to regain. Even then, things still aren't ever the same. Cole, like most women, have had their share of heartbreaks. However, on her latest release "A Different Me," she's embraced a side to her that many never knew existed. A vulnerable side. When both parties have been hurt & they meet that "one" who seems to good to be true, they often are very guarded "Trust" was one of the most heart-felt tracks on the album. Cole alongside Monica, two power house voices adds that "it" factor to the track. Despite her busy schedule, Cole announced that she was beginning work on her self-titled fourth studio album which is due by Valentine's Day 2010.