Bold

Bold is the second studio album from American recording artist, Kelli Love. It is Kelli Love's second studio album outside of Seventeen, and the first after a split with Island Def Jam Records, and an announced hiatus. Kelli Love would later be signed to Geffen Records. The album was released on December 4, 2007.

In contrast to her debut album, Bold is strictly an abstract album. The album explores sexual intimacy and rebellion, hence the title, and it is the first album for Kelli Love to be released with a Parental Advisory label for its explicit nature. Critics previously scrutinized Kelli for maintaining an innocent persona she harbored in Seventeen. Bold serves as an album that would popularize Kelli Love's public image as a solo artist. The album incorporates R&B, hip-hop rock, opera, and jazz, and eliminating the generic style from her previous album. Bold received critical acclaim, comparing the album to Janet Jackson, and also commending the production and lyrics.