Once again the southern soul scene seems to be leading the way in the R&B arena with it's crop of artiists shining the light ever so brightly. From India Arie to Ledisi to Donnie, hot Atlanta is serving notice that the south is a contender to be reckon with.

With that kind of leverage going for itself, Atlanta's latest gem is a young lady with a movie title name and model type looks. Her name is Honey Brown and her music really speaks for itself. The self proclaimed singer/songwriter has spent most of her time in the studio honing her craft as a producer as well as a vocalist on her debut self-titled set.

Several of today's acclaimed producers who's worked with some of today's top artists including Destiny's Child, Faith Evans, Usher, SWV and more are on board and the end result is an array of tracks that are both solid and impressive.

Where did the love go is really excellent track. Production is on point with the direction steering into the 70s groove mode. The tune is highlighted by Honey's sensual vocals that really sounds seasoned for a newcomer. Already an impressive performer, Honey made her mark on stage as a featured artist on the 2003 ASCAP/Smirnoff Urban Education Tour and the BET/Pantene Pro-v Total You Tour. She also was recently featured in the new artist spotlight on the Bobby Jones gospel countdown.

Honey Brown's debut album is sure to appeal to the massive of all ages, "Music is supposed to heal, inspire, set the mood as well make you bob yo' head and move yo' feet," she points out. "my debut album will definitely consist of songs that everyone could relate to and appreciate no matter who you are or where your from." and with that kind of thought process only good things are ahead for this talented songstress.

The self-titled album is available now and you can buy from her website among other web outlets. A young and talented singer who's future is sure to be filled with nothing short of success - A TYD Pick indeed.

Sir TY

Listen to Honey Brown - 'Where did the love go'