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R&B Soul updated throw back, Written and Arranged by SOLO, Music Produced by Majik Reed

Wonderful Pain 2

Funky soul throw back to get your bump on.  Written and arranged by SOLO, Music by J. P. Delaire

3.0 Rebooted EP

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DJ Batman presents the …

Kings of RnB Vol. 2 - Dru Hill, Donell Jones, Brain McKnight & Eric Benet - Official Tour Mix 2014
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4-Feb Oberhausen - Turbinenhalle 
5-Feb Hamburg - Grosse Freiheit 36 
6-Feb Stuttgart - Liederhalle Hegelsaal 
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Tracklist Live Mix:

01.	DJ Batman – Intro
02.	Dru Hill – We’re Not Making Love
03.	Donell Jones – Natural Thang
04.	Dru Hill – Incomplete
05.	Donell Jones – Lifes Goes On 
06.	Dru Hill – Beauty 
07.	Donell Jones – Have U Seen Her
08.	Dru Hill – I Should Be
09.	Brain McKnight – Love Of My Life
10.	Donell Jones – Do U Wanna
11.	Brain McKnight - 6 Months, 8 Days, 12 Hours
12.	Dru Hill – I Love You
13.	Brain McKnight – Anytime
14.	Dru Hill – You Are Everything
15.	Brain McKnight – Back At One
16.	Donell Jones – Don’t Leave
17.	Dru Hill – Tell Me
18.	Eric Benet – Come As You Are
19.	Brain McKnight – Good Enough
20.	Eric Benet – Hurricane
21.	Brain McKnight – Careless Whisper
22.	Donell Jones – Shorty Got Her Eyes On Me
23.	Eric Benet – Thats Just My Way
24.	Donell Jones – Knock Me Off My Feet
25.	Brain McKnight ft. Mase – You Should Be Mine (Don’t Waste Your Time)
26.	Dru Hill – How Deep Is Your Love
27.	Donell Jones – Freakin U
28.	Eric Benet – Why You Follow Me
29.	Dru Hill – In My Bed
30.	Eric Benet ft. Faith Evans – Georgy Porgy  
31.	Donell Jones – Still
32.	Sisqo ft. Make It Hot – Got To Get It
33.	Donell Jones – U Know Whats Up
34.	Eric Benet – Spanish Fly
35.	Donell Jones – Lust Or Love 
36.	Dru Hill ft. Foxy Brown – Big Bad Mama

Kings of RnB Vol. 2 - Dru Hill, Donell Jones, Brain McKnight & Eric Benet - Official Tour Mix 2014

H-town - Knockin the boots

Soulful Feel Good Uptempo for the R&B Enthusiast.

Gone

Gone Radio Edit

SOLO - Bet It All - The Solo Music Group. SOLO (the group) successfully references American soul legends without mimicking and yet continue to be, unlike any other R&B group. You may have loved their 90’s hits- “Heaven,” “Where Do You Want Me to put it,” “Touch Me”, or the A cappella vignettes of Sam Cooke's- classics “Cupid,” “What a wonderful world”, and The Drifters “Under the Boardwalk”. Get ready to fall in love with them again.

With the release of “3.0 REBOOTED” SOLO returns with their trademark vocal harmonies, textures, and fusion of modern music production with traditional melodies. “We decided to get back together because our fans wanted to hear more music,” says founding member D’Nell Chavis.

With the release of “3.0” (Available in EP and Deluxe Versions), SOLO delivers their distinctive brand of R&B Soul. They shine on new songs like the feel-good first single “Gone,” the sexy risqué male anthem “MF Keeper,” and the positive pop-soul earworm "OK!” SOLO successfully convinces us that they are R&B Soul’s true heirs apparent. Tenor, Dan Stokes recalls; “When we started working on new music we were only competing with ourselves. We wanted to create a radio-friendly album that our fans could play from beginning to the end.”

SOLO - Bet It All ()

SOLO - MF Keeper - The Solo Music Group. SOLO (the group) successfully references American soul legends without mimicking and yet continue to be, unlike any other R&B group. You may have loved their 90’s hits- “Heaven,” “Where Do You Want Me to put it,” “Touch Me”, or the A cappella vignettes of Sam Cooke's- classics “Cupid,” “What a wonderful world”, and The Drifters “Under the Boardwalk”. Get ready to fall in love with them again.

With the release of “3.0 REBOOTED” SOLO returns with their trademark vocal harmonies, textures, and fusion of modern music production with traditional melodies. “We decided to get back together because our fans wanted to hear more music,” says founding member D’Nell Chavis.

With the release of “3.0” (Available in EP and Deluxe Versions), SOLO delivers their distinctive brand of R&B Soul. They shine on new songs like the feel-good first single “Gone,” the sexy risqué male anthem “MF Keeper,” and the positive pop-soul earworm "OK!” SOLO successfully convinces us that they are R&B Soul’s true heirs apparent. Tenor, Dan Stokes recalls; “When we started working on new music we were only competing with ourselves. We wanted to create a radio-friendly album that our fans could play from beginning to the end.”

SOLO - MF Keeper (Radio Xxtra Clean Edit)

SOLO - Roll Witcha - The Solo Music Group. SOLO (the group) successfully references American soul legends without mimicking and yet continue to be, unlike any other R&B group. You may have loved their 90’s hits- “Heaven,” “Where Do You Want Me to put it,” “Touch Me”, or the A cappella vignettes of Sam Cooke's- classics “Cupid,” “What a wonderful world”, and The Drifters “Under the Boardwalk”. Get ready to fall in love with them again.

With the release of “3.0 REBOOTED” SOLO returns with their trademark vocal harmonies, textures, and fusion of modern music production with traditional melodies. “We decided to get back together because our fans wanted to hear more music,” says founding member D’Nell Chavis.

With the release of “3.0” (Available in EP and Deluxe Versions), SOLO delivers their distinctive brand of R&B Soul. They shine on new songs like the feel-good first single “Gone,” the sexy risqué male anthem “MF Keeper,” and the positive pop-soul earworm "OK!” SOLO successfully convinces us that they are R&B Soul’s true heirs apparent. Tenor, Dan Stokes recalls; “When we started working on new music we were only competing with ourselves. We wanted to create a radio-friendly album that our fans could play from beginning to the end.”

SOLO - Roll Witcha (Old School Mix)

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Tisha Campbell Martin - "Steel Here"

Candy Coated by THE GANG OF ROSES... (urban pop)

Candy Coated

This is the type of song that makes you appreciate love.
Written By Tony Grant and Rob Diggy

ANGEL (MD)

SOULFUL NEW SINGLE FROM SOLO, From upcoming new album "SOLO 3.0"

WONDERFUL PAIN

FROM THE SOLO REHEARSAL CRATES - A special part of SOLO History. Listen to the first time that Terry Lewis (of Jam & Lewis fame) shows us how to sing our hit song HEAVEN in a Gospel way. We end up harmonizing and rewriting lyrics on the spot with Terry. Terry is heard singing most of the lead as he changes and adapts lyrics. This is one of the things we miss about being under the Jam and Lewis tutelage. They are geniuses with hearts of gold. We miss you guys Jam and T.

The making of Heaven Gospel 

Heaven (Live A Cappella Gospel version)Featuring T. Lewis

H-Town & Jodeci - Part Time Lover

Lesson 1  What is this Thing Called Love (1)

BIO

They stand on the shoulders of giants and remind us what we've been missing in music. R&B is indeed alive, and SOLO is its future

SOLO (the group) successfully references American soul legends without mimicking and yet continue to be, unlike any other R&B group. You may have loved their hits "Heaven," "Where do you want me to put it," “Touch me”, and the A cappella vignettes of Sam Cooke classics “Cupid," “What a wonderful world”, and the Drifters “Under the boardwalk," Get ready to fall in love with them again.

After a self-imposed hiatus the group returns with their trademark vocal harmonies, textures, and fusion of modern music production with traditional melodies. "We decided to get back together because our fans wanted to hear more music," says founding member D’Nell Chavis. With the release of “3.0 REBOOTED”- their new EP, SOLO delivers their distinctive brand of soul. They shine on new songs like the feel good first single “Gone," the sexy male anthem “MF Keeper," and sexy love tribute “Superfan," SOLO successfully convinces us that they are R&B Souls true heirs apparent. Their sound is immediately identifiable and cuts through some of the mundane sounds currently on the radio. Tenor, Dan Stokes recalls; “When we started working on new music we were only competing with ourselves. We wanted to create a radio-friendly album that our fans could play from beginning to the end.”

The group stays true to their influential sounds of Motown, Chess, and Philadelphia soul. Songs feature warm authentic vintage moogs, gut-bucket guitar licks, chopped up samples, and live horns bouncing atop dirty snares all seamlessly joined and backed up by doo-wop harmony. SOLO recreates a lane that only they have traveled. The album takes a fresh lyrical approach to timeless topics of love and heartache, and sexy fun and features production. Musical collaborations feature some of the industry’s most-talented musicians, producers, and band former SOLO band members - M. (Majik) Redmond, Maurice Premiere Raymond, Jonathon "Bonkaz" Howard, Lez Lemon, and J. P. Delaire.

Bassist Rob Anderson remembers super producers Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis discovering Solo singing on a SOHO street corner in New York City. “Jimmy and Terry both stopped and listened to us at separate times; they liked what they heard so much that they signed us to their label Perspective/A&M records.” In 1995, Perspective released the group’s self-titled debut "SOLO." The album was critical acclaimed and nominated for the Soul Train Music Award “Soul album of the year” and sold more than 750,000 copies. It garnered 2 top 10 singles “Heaven”-  #1 Billboard AC R&B and “Where do you want me to put it”- #8 Billboard R&B. The album featured the soulful underground favorites "A change gonna come", and “Blowing my mind." The group’s sophomore follow-up "4 Bruthas and a Bass" was released in 1998 on A&M Records.  On it, SOLO collaborated with the late great Gerald Levert, wrote with Angie Stone, recorded with the talented female group Brownstone, and released another hit single the sexy "Touch Me" (#23 Billboard R&B) co-produced and co-written with Raphael Saadiq.

Dubbed The Temptations of the 90s SOLO has plans to get out and build on the millions of fans they touched while touring The USA, Canada, Europe, and Japan. They have opened up for artist such as the Queen herself Aretha Franklin, R Kelly, Michael Bolton, Patty Labelle, Gladys Knight, Frankie Beverly & Maze, Chaka Kahn, R Kelly, The Notorious BIG, LL Cool J, and many others.


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