Contents • • • • • • Singles [ ] The first single 'Love Connection' was released on February 14, 2013. On April 16, 2013, the music video was released for 'Love Connection'. Critical response [ ] Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating A Place Called Love Land was met with generally positive reviews from. Andy Kellman of gave the album four out of five stars, saying 'No matter how boastful DeVaughn gets, a listener can feel as if she's being addressed directly pretty much all the way through. Even when DeVaughn sings 'On the phone saying I love her, but in the bathroom there's another,' as he does on 'Wrong Forever,' it's done as repentance. It's surprising that the newly independent DeVaughn, whose transition to a smaller budget is sonically transparent, doesn't let loose with some freewheeling funk like 'Lose Control.'

4th studio release from the Grammy nominated R&B crooner. It's often said that love makes the world go 'round and three-time Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter RAHEEM DEVAUGHN knows that to be the truth. With the release of his fourth studio album, A PLACE CALLED LOVELAND Raheem embraces the global. Love Connection — A Place Called Love Land — Raheem Devaughn. Album cover A Place Called Love Land. Download Play now. Artist: Raheem Devaughn. Acer Update Decrypter EXEL on this page. Album: A Place Called Love Land. Release date: 2013. Track length: 04:00. Rating: 1 (votes: 5). Listen Love Connection — A Place Called Love Land.

That said, the throbbing 'Love Connection,' released as a single several months prior to the album, is his best uptempo song, as well as one of his catchiest concoctions. It didn't gain traction with radio -- a major shame.' Joe Warminsky of the gave the album a positive review, saying 'For anybody who was particularly jazzed by DeVaughn’s pre-election, let’s-march-then-ball-all-night vibe, the album might seem a little lightweight. But it’s a logical career move, a way to get back to basics while adjusting to the freedom that his new deal is said to offer him. The squishier passages—which never really cross into X-rated territory, perhaps because DeVaughn has the mass market in mind—are simply reminders that R&B should serve every facet of a relationship, even the foot rubs.' Commercial performance [ ] The album debuted and peaked at number 22 on the US chart. Track listing [ ] No.