Digital DeVoe is the new duo sensation consisting of husband and wife Ron & Shamari DeVoe. 

Shamari DeVoe (originally Shamari Fears of Atlanta, Georgia USA) had her first breakout release in 1999 entitled "808" (written and produced by R Kelly) and came as part of the R&B female group "Blaque"; a group developed personally by Lisa Left Eye Lopez of TLC. Blaque was signed with Columbia Records and toured with TLC, N Sync, and Destiny's Child. As an actress, Shamari was featured in the movie "Bring It On" with Kirsten Dunst and Gabrielle Union.

Ron DeVoe (of Boston, Massachusetts USA) is a founding member of two influentially groundbreaking trendsetting R&B groups "New Edition" and "Bell Biv DeVoe" (aka BBD). With New Edition Ron recorded songs like "Candy Girl", "Cool It Now", "Mr Telephone Man", "If It Isn't Love" and "Can You Stand The Rain" As part of BBD, Ron recorded infectious classics like "Poison", "Do Me" and "Smile Again". Combined, Ron has over 15 million record sales, sold out arena tours, and received the Madison Square Gardens "Gold Ticket" Award for selling over 125,000 concert seats. Ron has received a host of industry accolades including several American Music Awards and the Soul Train Lifetime Achievement Award.

Ron & Shamari met at the Janet Jackson Icon Awards in March 2001. After dating for 5 years they got married on March 10th of 2006 on their 5th anniversary of knowing each other. They both love all kinds of music from R&B, Hip Hop, Rock, Pop and Country. One of their first experiences with Electronic Dance Music (EDM) was going to Pleasure Island in Orlando Florida (a place where you pay one fee to get in and visit up to 15 clubs that play all different genres of music). Ron & Shamari went to them all for approximately 15 minutes each, ending up at a dance music club where together they danced the night away. That was the spark that finally brought Ron & Shamari together creatively after years of doing separate projects. They wanted to explore their love for EDM, creating something fresh, fun and universal. As a result, together they have launched Digital DeVoe with their first single "I'll Do It All Over" buzzing clubs and airwaves worldwide. Ron & Shamari's love for the music and each proves there are no limits to where their combined talents can take them.

"I'll Do It All Over" was written by: Eddie Stokes, Ronald DeVoe, Shamari DeVoe, Ramone Stokes, Regenia Boyle, Marcus Sharpe

I'll Do It All Over (Radio Mix)

Digital DeVoe is the new duo sensation consisting of husband and wife Ron & Shamari DeVoe. 

Shamari DeVoe (originally Shamari Fears of Atlanta, Georgia USA) had her first breakout release in 1999 entitled "808" (written and produced by R Kelly) and came as part of the R&B female group "Blaque"; a group developed personally by Lisa Left Eye Lopez of TLC. Blaque was signed with Columbia Records and toured with TLC, N Sync, and Destiny's Child. As an actress, Shamari was featured in the movie "Bring It On" with Kirsten Dunst and Gabrielle Union.

Ron DeVoe (of Boston, Massachusetts USA) is a founding member of two influentially groundbreaking trendsetting R&B groups "New Edition" and "Bell Biv DeVoe" (aka BBD). With New Edition Ron recorded songs like "Candy Girl", "Cool It Now", "Mr Telephone Man", "If It Isn't Love" and "Can You Stand The Rain" As part of BBD, Ron recorded infectious classics like "Poison", "Do Me" and "Smile Again". Combined, Ron has over 15 million record sales, sold out arena tours, and received the Madison Square Gardens "Gold Ticket" Award for selling over 125,000 concert seats. Ron has received a host of industry accolades including several American Music Awards and the Soul Train Lifetime Achievement Award.

Ron & Shamari met at the Janet Jackson Icon Awards in March 2001. After dating for 5 years they got married on March 10th of 2006 on their 5th anniversary of knowing each other. They both love all kinds of music from R&B, Hip Hop, Rock, Pop and Country. One of their first experiences with Electronic Dance Music (EDM) was going to Pleasure Island in Orlando Florida (a place where you pay one fee to get in and visit up to 15 clubs that play all different genres of music). Ron & Shamari went to them all for approximately 15 minutes each, ending up at a dance music club where together they danced the night away. That was the spark that finally brought Ron & Shamari together creatively after years of doing separate projects. They wanted to explore their love for EDM, creating something fresh, fun and universal. As a result, together they have launched Digital DeVoe with their first single "I'll Do It All Over" buzzing clubs and airwaves worldwide. Ron & Shamari's love for the music and each proves there are no limits to where their combined talents can take them.

"I'll Do It All Over" was written by: Eddie Stokes, Ronald DeVoe, Shamari DeVoe, Ramone Stokes, Regenia Boyle, Marcus Sharpe.

I'll Do It All Over (Terrence Parker's Extended Radio Mix)

Digital DeVoe is the new duo sensation consisting of husband and wife Ron & Shamari DeVoe. 

Shamari DeVoe (originally Shamari Fears of Atlanta, Georgia USA) had her first breakout release in 1999 entitled "808" (written and produced by R Kelly) and came as part of the R&B female group "Blaque"; a group developed personally by Lisa Left Eye Lopez of TLC. Blaque was signed with Columbia Records and toured with TLC, N Sync, and Destiny's Child. As an actress, Shamari was featured in the movie "Bring It On" with Kirsten Dunst and Gabrielle Union.

Ron DeVoe (of Boston, Massachusetts USA) is a founding member of two influentially groundbreaking trendsetting R&B groups "New Edition" and "Bell Biv DeVoe" (aka BBD). With New Edition Ron recorded songs like "Candy Girl", "Cool It Now", "Mr Telephone Man", "If It Isn't Love" and "Can You Stand The Rain" As part of BBD, Ron recorded infectious classics like "Poison", "Do Me" and "Smile Again". Combined, Ron has over 15 million record sales, sold out arena tours, and received the Madison Square Gardens "Gold Ticket" Award for selling over 125,000 concert seats. Ron has received a host of industry accolades including several American Music Awards and the Soul Train Lifetime Achievement Award.

Ron & Shamari met at the Janet Jackson Icon Awards in March 2001. After dating for 5 years they got married on March 10th of 2006 on their 5th anniversary of knowing each other. They both love all kinds of music from R&B, Hip Hop, Rock, Pop and Country. One of their first experiences with Electronic Dance Music (EDM) was going to Pleasure Island in Orlando Florida (a place where you pay one fee to get in and visit up to 15 clubs that play all different genres of music). Ron & Shamari went to them all for approximately 15 minutes each, ending up at a dance music club where together they danced the night away.
That was the spark that finally brought Ron & Shamari together creatively after years of doing separate projects. They wanted to explore their love for EDM, creating something fresh, fun and universal. As a result, together they have launched Digital DeVoe with their first single "I'll Do It All Over" buzzing clubs and airwaves worldwide. Ron & Shamari's love for the music and each proves there are no limits to where their combined talents can take them.

Digital DeVoe - "I'll Do It All Over" was written by: Eddie Stokes, Ronald DeVoe, Shamari DeVoe, Ramone Stokes, Regenia Boyle, Marcus Sharpe

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