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I think this album is gonna surprise a lot of people, says R&B artist Dave Hollister about his third solo effort and first for new label home Motown Records.Basically, it's a little lighter and more positive about relationships,he explains.But there's still the problems that relationships go through. I'm talking about the good times and some of the bad times, but it's on a more positive note than the last couple of records.As proof of the new album's more positive tone, Hollister offers up several heartfelt paeans to love (Baby Do Those Things,My Everything), as well as seductive takes on the power of attraction (It's Okay,One Addiction) and the power of love (We Gonna Make It). As for the other side of the game, Hollister ruminates on love's duality (Love-Hate Relationship), confronts a combative lover (Tell Me Why) and grapples with an emotional tug-of-war (What Should I Say).Hollister admits he had some issues to work through early in his solo career. Consequently, his first ...