On , Craig David released his fourth studio album, Trust Me . In the UK, the album charted at #18 and featured a classic soul feel that marked a sonic shift for David. Critics highlighted his use of a classic, Temptations-era soul influence across its eleven tracks. It also included the promotional single "Hot Stuff," which was released ahead of the album.
Craig David became a household name at just 19 with the release of his debut album, (2000). He was the face of the UK Garage mainstream crossover, famously featuring on Artful Dodger’s "Re-Rewind" before his own hits like "Fill Me In" and "7 Days" topped the charts. He followed this with Slicker Than Your Average (2002), which leaned more toward a polished, global pop-R&B sound with hits like "What’s Your Flava?" and "Rise & Fall" featuring Sting. 2005–2010: The Miami Wilderness & Soulful Exploration Following My Intuition
Before diving into the albums, a word on the format. Craig David - Discography -2000-2018- -FLAC- -DJ-
"Fill Me In", "7 Days", "Walking Away", "Rendezvous" Musical Style: UK Garage, 2-Step, Contemporary R&B
"Hot Stuff (Let's Dance)" (sampling David Bowie), "6 of 1 Thing", "Officially Yours" Musical Style: Funk, Dance-Pop, Latin Soul, R&B On , Craig David released his fourth studio album, Trust Me
"Fill Me In," "7 Days," "Walking Away," "Rewind."
This passion never died. In the 2010s, he launched (Tower Suite 5), a party concept that started in his Miami penthouse. It also included the promotional single "Hot Stuff,"
Following the massive global success of his debut, David returned with a harder, more polished, and distinctly urban sound tailored for both the UK and US markets.