Glenn Lewis RnB Spotlight August 2013 SOBs

There is no question that Glenn Lewis is one of the most powerful vocalists of his generation. Glenn Lewis is known for his smooth, soulful voice, which has been compared to Stevie Wonder and Donny Hathaway.

Lewis began his career in the mid-1990s as a background vocalist for various artists. Coming out of Toronto, he eventually found his way to Philadelphia. He signed with Epic Records in 1999 and released his debut album, *World Outside My Window*, in 2002. The album featured the hit single “Don’t You Forget It,” which reached No. 1 on the Billboard Adult R&B chart. The album received critical acclaim for its classic soul sound and was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best R&B Album.

After a hiatus, Lewis returned to music with his second album, *Moment of Truth*, in 2013. He is recognized as a key figure in the neo-soul genre.

Glenn Lewis has technically only released only those two albums to date. There have of course been many stops and starts along the way, leaving behind the shelved “Back for More” and “Remember Me” albums. He did pop up a few years back to provide all of the vocals on the “Chasing Goosebumps” album from DJ Jazzy Jeff’s The Playlist retreat.

As you will see from the list below, Glenn has also given us plenty of great collaborations which ended up on other artists’ albums. We certainly do hope there is a lot more to come in the future as well.

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Without further ado, here is our list of The Top 10 Best Glenn Lewis Songs in chronological order. (click any song title to listen to it).

 

The Thing To Do (from the “GROOVEssentials Volume One” album)


Glenn Lewis The Thing To Do
 

Don’t You Forget It (from the “World Outside My Window” album)


Glenn Lewis Don't You Forget It

 

This Love (from the “World Outside My Window” album)


Glenn Lewis World Outside My Window Album Cover

 

Take You High (from the “World Outside My Window” album)


Glenn Lewis World Outside My Window Album Cover

 

Fall Again (from the “Maid In Manhattan” soundtrack)


Glenn Lewis Fall Again

 

Back for More (featuring Kardinal Offishall) (from the “Back For More” album))


Glenn Lewis Back For More

 

What’s Come Over Me (with Amel Larrieux) (from the “Barbershop” soundtrack)


Glenn Lewis Amel Larrieux Whats Come Over Me

 

Storm (from the “Remember Me” album)


Glenn Lewis Remember Me

 

Can’t Say Love (from the “Moment of Truth” album)


Glenn Lewis Cant Say Love

 

Faceless (from the “Chasing Goosebumps” album)


Chasing Goosebumps

 
Honorable Mention:

-Bout Your Love (from the “Rudimental 2k” album)

-Simple Things (from the “World Outside My Window” album)

-Something To See (from the “World Outside My Window” album)

Hot Girl (with Baby Blue Soundcrew) (from the “Private Party: Collectors Edition” album)

Only Be In Love (with Baby Blue Soundcrew) (from the “Private Party: Collectors Edition” album)

-Where is the Love (with Amel Larrieux) (from Stanley Clarke’s “1, 2, to the Bass” album)

-Your Love Is Too Much (from the “Back for More” album)

-Missing My Woman (from the “Back for More” album)

-The Most (from the “Back for More” album)

-Don’t Worry (from the “Remember Me” album)

-Can’t Live Without You (from the “Remember Me” album)

Relax (Non-Album Single)

-Good One (Non-Album Single)

-All I See Is You (from the “Moment of Truth” album)

-Better With Time (from the “Moment of Truth” album)

-Number 1 (with Slakah The Beatchild) (from the “Soul Movement Vol. 1” album)

-Mr. Grump (from the “Chasing Goosebumps” album)