1. A Little Sunshine (Intro) 0:37 2. Better Off 4:04 3. He Said, She Said 3:35 4. Heard It All Before 4:54 5. Vulnerability (Skit) 6. Letting Down My Guard 3:49 7. Where Have You Been 4:12 8. Saved The Day 3:29 9. Lunch Or Dinner 4:06 10.

2010 release from the Soul vocalist. The Sun Shines Again, on which Sunshine wrote/co-wrote three songs, is aggressive and emotional, with lyrics of love, yearning, mistrust and desire, all atop soulful, melodic grooves. 'Say Something' is a sweet and sexy, come-hither jam and the leisurely '2nd Fiddle' finds her making hard decisions. The piano-driven 'Warning to the Heart' is a beautiful cautionary tale, while 'Nervous' is giddy and hopeful.

First single & hit for R&B newcomer managed by Macy Gray, taken off her 2001 debut album, 'Your Woman'. Available in the U.S. only as a 12' vinyl release, the import features five tracks, 'Heard It All Before' (Radio Edit, Album Version, Instrumental, Acc

Anchored by a greasy wah-wah guitar and pushed along by a no-nonsense, finger-wagging attitude, "Heard It All Before" is the sort of scorned-woman anthem that even dawgs can dig. Credit Macy Gray protégé Sunshine Anderson, who on her debut injects R&B with gritty sass and breathes some old soul life into the game. With a slurred, slightly off-key voice that recalls Mary J Blige, Anderson unleashes little soap operas in which good women are in search of good men, and how those men ultimately fail them. In true soul-mama style, Anderson is at her fiercest when she is at her most rejected, and that determination elevates even some of the iffier material here into triumph. --Amy Linden

INC. HEARD IT ALL BEFORE

Anchored by a greasy wah-wah guitar and pushed along by a no-nonsense, finger-wagging attitude, "Heard It All Before" is the sort of scorned-woman anthem that even dawgs can dig. Credit Macy Gray protégé Sunshine Anderson, who on her debut injects R&B with gritty sass and breathes some old soul life into the game. With a slurred, slightly off-key voice that recalls Mary J Blige, Anderson unleashes little soap operas in which good women are in search of good men, and how those men ultimately fail them. In true soul-mama style, Anderson is at her fiercest when she is at her most rejected, and that determination elevates even some of the iffier material here into triumph. --Amy Linden

Anchored by a greasy wah-wah guitar and pushed along by a no-nonsense, finger-wagging attitude, "Heard It All Before" is the sort of scorned-woman anthem that even dawgs can dig. Credit Macy Gray protégé Sunshine Anderson, who on her debut injects R&B with gritty sass and breathes some old soul life into the game. With a slurred, slightly off-key voice that recalls Mary J Blige, Anderson unleashes little soap operas in which good women are in search of good men, and how those men ultimately fail them. In true soul-mama style, Anderson is at her fiercest when she is at her most rejected, and that determination elevates even some of the iffier material here into triumph. --Amy Linden