first registered on the Billboard 200 with , and after scoring gold with and charting a third time with , he made this full-length sequel. crafts another set heavy on slow jams that emphasize his oft-modulated singing voice and willingness to be open about heartache, whether it's rooted in mistrust, jealousy, or insecurity. The simultaneously atmospheric and gut-spilling "Games Women Play" is the clear standout. Other noteworthy tracks include "Distant Lover," another collaboration, and "Stingy," an unflinching duet with . ~ Andy Kellman