Dec
31st 2001
This week's features
Joe's
off to 'Better Days' ahead
Eric Benet gets 'Better and
Better'
Ruff Endz return with 'Someone to
Love'
Jaguar Wright debut set for Jan.
29th
Joe's
off to 'Better Days' ahead
Joe's
3rd album for Jive appropriately titled 'Better
Days' sees the young man
venture into a more contemporary mode of RNB this time around and will
definitely see the fan's cheer at the record shops.
The
lead off single 'Let's stay
home tonight' has already
enjoyed a tremendous amount of airplay across the globe and rightfully so
the song (a bit of a change in tempo for Joe) has a more English RNB feel
to it rather than the typical stuff you see on the US charts.
On
the other hand, the album is filled with some really nice tracks some of
which has the gospel oriented touch to them but stand outs include the
moving 'Ghetto Girl'
featuring Shaggy, 'What if a
woman', the gospel tinted 'Love's
Prayer' and the title
track. The album is in stores now so go get a copy
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Eric
Benet gets 'Better and Better'
Eric
Benet returns with his 3rd solo album for Warner bros called 'Better and
Better' which will be in stores next March. Benet, who recently married my
dream girl Halle Berry
is rumured to have a more hands on role in the developing of the album
serving as songwriter, producer and executive producer as well.
Earlier
last year Eric scored a hit with 'Love
don't love me'
taken from 'The
Brothers' soundtrack
that starred Morris
Chestnut, D
L Hughley, Shemar
Moore and Bill
Bellemy. The
song is likely to be added to the forthcoming album but not much else has
been released about the project all seems to be on the hush hush (no
details on his website). Keep you posted on this one
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Ruff Endz
returns with 'Someone to Love you'
Baltimore natives
David Chance and Dante Jordan
who are the duo known as Ruff
Endz return with their
sophomore release "Someone to love you" (Epic). The new set
sees the lads on top form with the title track making the rounds across
the shores.
Again not
much details are given about the album but the street date for the album is
for spring next year so as always keep you posted
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Jaguar
Wright debut set for Jan. 29th
Jaguar’s
debut album is an highly anticipated release with songs that speak out from
her family’s trials to capricious love affairs, Jaguar sees herself as a
modern day
Etta James.
Most of all Jaguar wants her album to affect people positively. “ I hope
it will change somebody’s life or at least soothe or comfort
somebody-which is why I wrote an album full of real songs about real
situations, the whole album is about my life situations that I have lived
and seen,” she said
The
pick of the crop is hard to choose really but there's a duet with Bilal
on the eroticly mellow groove “I
Can’t Wait”, also with
the help of Black Thought,
“Ain’t Nobody Playin’.”
puts a jealous ex-friend in her place but it is on the empowering song, “Self
Love, Self Preservation,” that the
message from lessons lived and learned truly comes through in the delivery
of the powerful lyrics: “Love yourself, believe in yourself, be true to
yourself, be you for yourself. Do you;” which she sings like they are the
most important words she will ever belt out. All of the songs on the album,
aptly titled Denials, Delusions, and
Decisions, speak to some issue or situation
that has helped make Jaguar both the artist and woman that she is.
The
album is set to hit stores Jan 29th here in the states no date on the European
shores yet (most likely will be the same time also) but a set worthy for
your ear don't be surprised if it's not one of the years best
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