01. Get Wit Me [04:32]
02. Come Dance With Me [03:30]
03. Day N Night [04:53]
04. Flower Girl (feat. Dwele) [03:58]
05. Have Sweet Dreams [04:23]
06. Motions Of Love [03:59]
07. You Won't Find Your Way [04:06]
08. When It's Over [04:41]
09. Love Sweet Love (LSL) [03:55]
10. Hold On [08:43]
11. I Try [05:47]
12. When It's Over (Reprise) [02:09]			play
13. Your Name's Not On The List [03:25]			play
14. Special Place [03:46]

Maysa Leak - Soprano (Vocal), Vocals (Background)
Paul Aborgast - Trombone
Charles Baldwin - Bass, Producer
Damon Bennett - Keyboards, Producer
Kimberly Brewer - Vocal Arrangement, Vocals (Background)
Reginald Brown - Percussion
Peggy Carmichael - Alto (Vocals)
Carl Carter - Bass
Mazie Chapman - Soprano (Vocal)
Rowan Chapman - Arranger, Guitar (Bass), Producer
Carl Cox, Jr. - Saxophone
Chris "Big Dog" Davis - Keyboards, Producer, Programming
Kenny Gore - Guitar
Travis Higgins - Keyboards
Eric Jackson - Guitar
Angela Jarvis - Soprano (Vocal)
Angela Johnson - Keyboards, Producer, Programming
Leon Jordan Jr. 	- Trumpet
Imogene Leak - Soprano (Vocal)
Maysa Leak - Soprano (Vocal), Vocals (Background)
Grant Lewis - Keyboards, Producer, Tenor (Vocal), Vocal Arrangement
MC Macy Mace - Rap
Karen McEachern - Alto (Vocals)
Fred Moss - Guitar
Keith Robinson 	- Guitar
Donna Saunders - Tenor (Vocal)
Richard Tucker - Guitar
Keri Weddington - Soprano (Vocal)
Aaron Williams - Drums
Stevie Wonder  - Harmonica, Vocals (Background)

2011 album from the acclaimed R&B/Jazz vocalist. As featured vocalist of the UK supergroup Incognito, core member of Stevie Wonder's Wonderlove and of course through her own albums and concerts, Maysa has been thrilling R&B and Jazz audiences for decades. Motions Of Love represents the pinnacle of Maysa brilliant recording career. Some of the many highlights include: Stevie Wonder, one of Maysa's most dedicated fans, coming to the party as producer of exquisite ballad he and Maysa have written especially for this album Sweet Dreams and R&B heartthrob Dwele's soulful guest vocal on the hit single "Flower Girl". An exciting video of this song features Dwele as well. ---Editorial Reviews

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1-Ray Head Opaz Dope Remix (Rap_Version)
2-RandB Remix (First Extended Version)
3-Instrumental Version
4-A Cappella Version
5-Album Version (Original Mix)

Personnel
Maysa – lead and background vocals
Darren Abraham – drums
Randy Hope-Taylor – bass
Ricardo Reid – keyboards
Dave Ital – guitar
Patrick Clahar – saxophone
Mark Anthoni and Sarah Brown – background vocals

Born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, jazz-soul singer/songwriter Maysa Leak embarked on a singing career at an early age. By the age of six, she had already determined that she was going to be a singer, and she spent her elementary and high-school days performing in choir and musical theater productions. Maysa majored in classical voice performance at Morgan State University; during her studies there she began writing and recording original material. She also placed second in Baltimore's first annual Billie Holiday Vocal Jazz Contest and auditioned for Stevie Wonder's vocal group Wonderlove. She was accepted into the group but joined only after she had earned her degree from Morgan State.

Upon graduating, Maysa moved to North Hollywood to perform with Wonderlove on the Jungle Fever soundtrack and appeared in live and televised performances to promote the film. To pay her rent, Maysa also recorded jingles on her days off from performing with Wonderlove and worked at local record shops. In 1991, she was recommended to the British funk-jazz group Incognito by producer Steve Harvey, a mutual friend of Maysa's and of the band's leader, Jean-Paul "Bluey" Maunick.

Maysa moved to London and joined the band in time to record the 1992 album Scribes, Tribes & Vibes, which included the hit single "Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing." She also recorded the 1993 album Positivity with Incognito before returning to Baltimore in 1994 to record her first solo album, Maysa. "What About Our Love," the album's single, reached number 52 on Billboard's Hot 100. In 1997, Maysa returned to Incognito and recorded Beneath the Surface. During this time she began collaborating with the neo-blues group Grainger, and appeared on their album Phase 1; she also recorded with Rick Braun, Rachel Z, Rhythm Logic, and Pieces of a Dream. Incognito's No Time Like the Future followed in 1999. She recorded a number of albums beginning in the early 2000s, including All My Life (2000), Out of the Blue (2002), Smooth Sailing (2004), Sweet Classic Soul (2006), Feel the Fire (2007), Metamorphosis (2008), A Woman in Love (2010), and Motions of Love (2011). She contemporized standards as well as dozens of R&B hits spanning several decades. --- Heather Phares, Rovi

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