Few singers these days can get their worldview across with the timbre of their voice alone the way Corinne Bailey Rae can—warm, intimate, largely positive and humanist, her brand of neo­-soul usually hints at the promise of joy, not mere sensuality,just around the corner. Her eponymous debut put that across quite well, along with the hit “Put Your Records On,” but her follow up album The Sea was indelibly colored by the sudden death of her first husband, saxophonist Jason Rae. Now, a...