Hello ~
In case you forgot, we met after the Kem concert in Nashville, TN.  You asked me to do a favor and I'm replying to that request.
Before I start with the CD, let me comment on the cover.....  Don't know how old that picture is but it doesn't do you justice!!! 
After listening to the CD on four different systems repeatedly since receiving it (I listen for something different each time), I've come to the conclusion that I don't like it, I LOVE IT!!  For me, the style is a mix between Alex Bugnon, Jeff Lorber, Brian Culbertson with a touch of Joe Sample/Kevin Johnson/Bobby Lyle.  It begins with Holland Residence, reeling you in to an ear-pleasing yet sensual journey.  Once in, you're hooked.  If I had to pick a favorite, it would be Yome'!  It has a Marion Meadows feel to it with oooohhhh so much seduction (I think it's the echo of the snare).  I played it in my office and received this reaction several times, "Who's that?  That sounds nice, mello... J always have something good playing in her office!"  They call my office, Jazzy J's Place for obvious reasons....  Love the chord changes also - that's what kept me tuned to you mostly during the performance!  The only song that had the piano more in the background than forefront was Black Beans ~ the bass was more emphasized.  Thank you for mixing the song selections!  Heard some CDs where the first song is great and the rest is downhill, snoozeville, which ever you prefer.
If ever back in Nashville or close to the area, count on me being there! 
You asked a simple question and I answered with a book!  My love for music goes deeper than a plain answer such as, 'I liked it or it was good,' with no explanation as to what I liked or what was good about it!