July 23rd 2001
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Finally...Bilal is on the
record shelves next week.
After
months of speculations Bilal's debut release '1st Born
second' will finally
hit record shelves next week (Aug 1st). The youngster who hails from
Philadelphia (home to neo-soul princess Jill Scott and
Musiq) first hit
'Soul Sista' was a top 10 smash on Billboard's R&B chart not to mention
it was also featured on the 'Disappearing
Acts' soundtrack from last year. __________________________________________________________________
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Darrius
shines on self title debut set Darrius
Willrich is a name I'm sure
not a lot of you have heard of but I feel you will in the near forsaken
future (if radio Program Directors get off their collective arses and shake
up their playlists and actually add good soul music (such as this set) to
them for a change. The self-titled album
consists of 11 excellently penned tracks all of which have their own unique
stamp to them, well written and produced by Darrius himself (who's voice
brings to mind the likes of Donny
Hathaway, DJ
Rogers and Webster
Lewis). Starting things is
the beautiful ballad 'Blissful'
which explains the joy of marriage and love, next is 'The
waiting is over' a jazz
influenced mid-Sunday afternoon drive track that has radio potential
written all over it and the equally stunning 'When
she comes to me' another
example of how amazing this young man is as both an artist and writer
another great track. Other notables include
the brilliant ballad 'Lost in
forever', I
am your love, 'My
unceasing love' and 'Corner
Store'. Great disc throughout
and hopefully you will see and hear it in a record shop near you. Top of
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Newcomer Darrius shines on self-titled set.
Finally...Bilal's debut is on the record shelves next