Raheem DeVaughn

Off of Kindred the Family Soul's upcoming LP, Love Has No Recession, due out on July 26th.

Magic Happen

In the 1990s, when young singing groups roamed the earth, multi-platinum
artists Dru Hill was one of the finest bands on the planet. Called “today’s 
most dynamic male R&B group,” by Vibe magazine, Dru Hill is a 
self-contained crew whose hits include “Tell Me,” “In My Bed,” 
“We’re Not Making Love,” “How Deep is Your Love” and “Beauty.”  

Yet, while the group topped the charts from 1996 to 2003 with their Dru Hill 
(1996), Enter the Dru (1998) and Dru World Order (2002), it has been seven 
years since Dru Hill has collectively created any new music. 
InDRUpendence Day, the group’s fourth disc, marks the return of the group, 
while also welcoming new member Antwuan "Tao" Simpson who has replaced Woody.

While the title InDRUpendence Day represents a declaration of Dru Hill’s independence from a major label machinery, the fellows are excited about 
signing with Kedar Entertainment Group, home of R&B luminaries JOE, 
Keith Sweat, Chico DeBarge and Lylit.  “Things change, people change, but getting back with my brothers could only be a good thing,” declares 
Sisqo. “Our sound has evolved; we’re hitting notes like we never could 
before.”  Noted singles includes; “Love MD”, “Back To The Future,” 
“State of Emergency” and “Remain Silent” just to name a few. 

With the InDRUpendence Day, Dru Hill has given their fans a precise, 
focused collection of songs that reinforces the fact that R&B groups in the 
tradition of the Temptations, the Detroit Emeralds and the Stylistics still 
exist. Entertaining, smart and soulfully fun.  


Back to the Future

Love TKO (Dedicated To Teddy Pendergrass)

A intimate version of Vivian Greens hit single Get Right Back To My Baby 

Vivian Green fet Jamar Jones #Get right Back  "Lovers Remix"

MILF MIXING At Drugo Studios L.A. 

The dust remembers
The sun forgets
We drive on... into the kaleidoscope...

Jacaranda petals on the windshield smear
A purple blur, a fragrant, shifting gear
The tarmac breathes, a mirage in the heat
A silent pulse, a slow and steady beat
Baobabs stand like sentinels of time
Their ancient hearts in rhythm with the rhyme
Of a drum we feel, but never truly hear
Calling us forward, dissolving every fear.

Oh, Kaleidoscope Sun!
We run, beneath your fractured light
Until the day and night become one.
This Wapor trail, a neon scar
We're chasing sunsets in a moving car
In Africa, we are.

The city falls away, a grid of fading gold
A story in the rust, a thousand tales untold
We climb the Sani Pass, the air is thin and clear
The world below, a postcard from last year.
A herd of springbok, static in the grass
Then a sudden burst of motion as we pass
A fleeting frame of beauty, sharp and true
Etched on the retina, a memory made new.

Oh, Kaleidoscope Sun!
We run, beneath your fractured light
Until the day and night become one.
This Wapor trail, a neon scar
We're chasing sunsets in a moving car
In Africa, we are.

And in the silence of the Kalahari night
The stars don't twinkle, they just burn so bright.
We are so small, just whispers in the sand
Holding the universe in the palm of our hand.
This is the estro... the pull... the deep unknown
A frequency that vibrates in the bone.

The fire is embers...
The map is torn...
But the rhythm... the rhythm goes on...
Kaleidoscope...
Sun...
...We are home.

Yummy (Beat Jack)

Raheem Devaughn

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