Kimberly “K. Michelle” Pate’s fifth album is here! All Monsters Are Human is being released on Pate’s own label, Chase Landin d/b/a No Color No Sound Records.
The 13-track album follows her recent mixtape, Not 1 Fuck Given (Never Have, Never Will…), and is her first album after departing from Atlantic. All Monsters Are Human is straight R&B, no chasers, and lasts for 49 minutes throughout.
The first track on the album, “Just Like Jay,” crosses country and R&B. If it’s any insight to the country road Pate is going, along with the country singles from her mixtape, she’s sure to make an impression in the country game.
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