Keys makes her boldest move ever on the flirty, feel-good You Don’t Know My Name, and has the brash, emotional aura of an old blues singer on. It’s this mostly mellow vibe (with flecks of funk) that makes the album such an indulgent listen. The Diary of Alicia Keys is the second studio album by American singer Alicia Keys.It was released on Decemby J Records.The album was recorded at several recording studios, and production was handled primarily by Keys with contributions from Kanye West and Kerry Brothers Jr., who described it as 'an R&B album'. Bass – Artie Reynolds (tracks: 5), Elijah Baker (tracks: 7), Fred Cash, Jr. The creamy melodies on Diary of Alicia Keys would sound just as magnetic oozing from lounge speakers as they do blaring from headphones.Green (tracks: 6, 14, 15), Stockley Carmichael (tracks: 7), Taneisha Smith (tracks: 15) Backing Vocals – Andricka Hall (tracks: 9), Cindy Mizelle (tracks: 6, 9), Erika Rose (tracks: 14, 15), Harold Lilly (tracks: 5), Jerimiah 'Jermaine' Paul* (tracks: 7), John Legend (tracks: 5), Katreese Barnes (tracks: 6, 9), Paul L.

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