Five-time Grammy-winning artist Alicia Keys invites the world to join her for a soulful, sensual, and introspective sonic journey with her highly-anticipated seventh studio effort Alicia. The 15-track double album, which showcases the many sides of Keys at this current point in time in her life, includes collaborations with the likes of Jill Scott, Khalid, Miguel, Snoh Aalegra, Tierra Whack, Sampha, and Diamond Platinumz.

"This album has such a special energy! It embodies everything I love about music and art at this time in my life," Keys said. "I'm so excited to connect with people from all over the world with these sounds, lyrics and melodies. I called this album Alicia because it's the most me I've ever felt while in the studio. I got comfortable with all my different sides while creating it. I hope everyone who listens can vibe along as the truest version of themselves."

Praise for the music of Alicia has been coming for the past year. "So Done," a smooth, cathartic R&B collaboration with Khalid, was met with critical acclaim; iHeart called it "An anthemic godsend for the times if there ever were one." Keys kicked off 2020 with the release of the album's smash hit "Underdog," which received raves reviews with E! calling it, "The power anthem you'll play on repeat," and Hypebeast writing, "The heartfelt anthem sees Alicia tell stories of humility and humanity." In late 2019, Keys offered the first sampling of Alicia with "Show Me Love," featuring Miguel. The song earned Keys a record-extending eleventh No. 1 on the Billboard Adult R&B Songs airplay chart. 

Alicia is also preceded by three other already-released masterful tracks: "Time Machine," a supersonic four-on-the-floor anthem about the freedom that comes with letting go; "Good Job," a powerful ballad praising unsung heroes and frontline workers; and the emotional "Perfect Way To Die," which Keys dedicates to innocent Black lives lost due to police brutality.