Beverley Knight - 100

Review by Juan Fernando Gaviria Hernandez

Album Review: Beverley Knight – 100 Beverley Knight’s 100, released back in 2009, is one of those albums that kinda sneaks up on you. It’s not flashy, but it’s got soul—like a warm hug from someone who really gets it. The UK singer dives deep into genres like R&B, Funk/Soul, and Contemporary R&B, which makes this record feel like a mixtape of all your favorite vibes rolled into one. Labels like Hurricane Records Ltd clearly knew they had something special here. Now, let me tell ya, there are some bangers on this thing. Tracks like “Soul Survivor” (especially the version featuring Chaka Khan) just hit different. Chaka’s voice blending with Beverley’s? Absolute fire. You can’t help but feel like you’re at some underground club where everyone’s vibing together—even if you’re just sitting in your living room. That track sticks with me because it’s got layers, man. It starts smooth, then builds into this powerhouse anthem about resilience. Honestly, I’ve probably looped it like 50 times already. Another standout for me is “In Your Shoes.” It’s the kind of song you blast when you need to remind yourself to keep pushing through life’s messes. The lyrics hit hard without being too preachy, and Beverley’s delivery is so raw—it feels like she’s singing directly to you. Plus, the groove? Chef’s kiss. Other tracks like “Moneyback” and “Bare” bring their own energy too, showing off how versatile Beverley is as an artist. And don’t even get me started on “Too Much Heaven”—it's got this dreamy vibe that’ll have you zoning out while pretending you’re in a rom-com montage or something. What strikes me most about 100 is how real it feels. There aren’t any overly polished edges; it’s more like Beverley invited us into her world and said, “Here’s what I’ve been going through.” It’s refreshing, honestly. Even though it came out over a decade ago, it still holds up today. Maybe even more so now, given how chaotic everything feels sometimes. So yeah, if you’re looking for an album that’ll make you wanna dance, think, and maybe cry a little—all at once—this might be the one. Oh, and fun fact? Listening to this made me realize my car speakers weren’t nearly loud enough. Guess I owe Beverley Knight a thank-you note for that upgrade!

Artist: Beverley Knight
Album: 100

2009

Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Beautiful Night	4:12
Too Much Heaven	4:47
Painted Pony	3:26
Square Peg	4:42
In Your Shoes	3:7
Soul Survivor
Turned To Stone
Bare	3:17
Soul Survivor (feat. Chaka Khan)	4:16
100%	4:4
Gold Chain	3:21
Every Step	4:14
Turned to Stone	4:22
Breakout	3:30
Moneyback	3:19

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Catalog Numbers

HURRCD1P4
HURRCD1

Labels

Hurricane Records Ltd
Hurricane

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CD
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Companies

Role	Company
Phonographic Copyright (p)	Hurricane Records Ltd
Copyright (c)	Hurricane Records Ltd

Barcodes

Barcode: 5037300761718
Matrix / Runout: ABS HURRCD1P4
Mastering SID Code: IFPI LP76
Mould SID Code: IFPI 4BA2

About Beverley Knight

b. 22/03/1973, Wolverhampton, United Kingdom.

Real Name

Beverley Anne Smith

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Beverley Anne Smith

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? Beverley Knight's album *100*, released in 2009, is a soulful masterpiece that showcases her incredible range. It blends R&B, funk, and contemporary soul seamlessly. One standout track, "Soul Survivor," even features the legendary Chaka Khan. The album feels like a journey through raw emotion and timeless vibes. Definitely one to revisit if you love powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics.

Comments

fwij2272

2025-03-12

Freedom

sebastianskaarup

2025-03-12

One of her best albums...100% shows her versatility in this Dance focused production..Its a smooth accomplished affair with generally good material and some very polished vocals from BK,,,following a format that would sit comfortably in the mid to late 80.s era esque ..A very worthwhile effort and one worth owning

martsebastian247

2025-03-11

I love this song and performer.

deemazein

2025-03-10

Great song - Beverly's taken this song and really done it justice - Just seen it on Vintage channel - Never heard it before - Don't think she got airplay she deserved ! - Gonna buy it now !

shirleykidsvoting

2025-03-09

amazing

lopeteguibio

2025-03-08

Beverley, will you marry me? :) At least give me one night!

lokikeating

2025-03-07

The video version cuts out the remaining lines after the 1st verse.

jjeffreyherman

2025-03-06

Love it. Can't wait to hear you sing it live in Manchester.

idhochelabuse49

2025-03-06

oh yes.............

aryosulistyo

2025-03-06

Great song, well its typical of Britain never to appreciate ( long lasting ). Anyway I am to buy this. Normally not into words or luvey dovey songs, more a rythmn but this caught my attention...for various reasons.