Featured Album: Cornell CC Carter takes us to the "Next Life"

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    SoulTrackers have been following the meteoric solo career of Cornell "CC" Carter for a half decade, but the talented singer and songwriter paid his dues for many years before that, first playing clubs in the Bay Area, while also becoming an A-list supporting vocalist for stars all over the U.S. 

    But with his 2016 album In The Moment, Cornell moved to the front of the indie soul class, winning the SoulTracks Readers' Choice Award as Best New Artist, and beginning a string of successful album releases. His fame has increased on both sides of the Atlantic, as his expressive vocals and melodic songs have captivated music lovers.

    SoulTrackers have been following the meteoric solo career of Cornell "CC" Carter for a half decade, but the talented singer and songwriter paid his dues for many years before that, first playing clubs in the Bay Area, while also becoming an A-list supporting vocalist for stars all over the U.S. 

    But with his 2016 album In The Moment, Cornell moved to the front of the indie soul class, winning the SoulTracks Readers' Choice Award as Best New Artist, and beginning a string of successful album releases. His fame has increased on both sides of the Atlantic, as his expressive vocals and melodic songs have captivated music lovers.

    All of that leads to his most anticipated album yet, the brand new Next Life. An instant classic that harkens back to past soul gems from Marvin and even the funk of groups like Cameo, Next Life is the kind of adult soul album that we just don't hear enough of on radio. But it is in the sweet spot for SoulTrackers around the world. It even includes a tribute to the late, great Johnny Wilder of Heatwave: a sweet cover of "Sho Nuff Must Be Love."

    Fans have already flocked to the first single, "Not Possible," and now we're proud to present the rest of Next Life, as our newest SoulTracks Featured Album. It's one of the best discs you'll hear this year. Check it out below.

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    Cornell CC Carter - Next Life

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