The Memphis songwriter has shared her fourth studio LP.

 K. Michelle has released KIMBERLY: The People I Used To Know, her fourth studio album. The project follows 2016's More Issues Than Vogue, one of last year's strongest R&B projects. At 21 tracks, the album is by far Michelle's longest yet. It features guest appearances from Jeremih and Chris Brown, and contains pre-release tracks "Birthday," "Either Way," and "Kim K."

Michelle has often expressed that she would like to make a full country album, but she has had trouble convincing her label, Atlantic, to let her move away from R&B. A few tracks on the new record hint towards that direction (and Michelle is scheduled to release a country EP in the near future). It also features many ballads, raps, and sensual slow jams. Producers contributing to the project include Darkchild, Eric Hudson, Lil Ronnie, and DJ Camper. "I can honestly say this is my best vocal album and you will get those in ballads like "Bring On Love" and "No Not You," she told Billboard earlier this year. "That speaks to who I am and the person and the woman that I’ve become. So I just say it’s a little piece on this roller coaster journey that the album takes you in."