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“What Kind of Man Would I Be (Blaq Version)” is a modern R&B slow jam inspired by the classic Mint Condition vibe — soulful storytelling over smooth keys, live bass, and Blaq’s signature falsetto harmonies.

This record explores temptation, loyalty, and the choice between lust and love. It’s a confessional moment where Blaq reflects on what it means to be faithful when desire calls. Emotional, raw, and real — this is grown-man R&B with purpose.

🔥 Produced in E Major / F Minor
🎤 Vocals, Writing, & Concept: Blaq
💭 “Sometimes it ain’t about what you can get — it’s about what you refuse to lose.”

What Kinda Man Would I Be

Born in England and raised in the Canadian province of Ontario, Cherrill Rae grew up on a steady diet of Motown and old school R&B and quickly realized that singing was something she had a natural affinity for. Cherrill decided to move back to the United Kingdom to continue her musical studies and actively pursue a professional singing career. It was in the UK that Cherrill met Robbie Rae when she performed on Robbie’s popular television variety show in Wales, and they were engaged soon afterward. Robbie and Cherrill moved to Canada, where they began to perform and record as duo. They scored their first hit as The Raes in 1977 with a disco styled remake of the popular Doris Day hit, “Que Sera, Sera.” Their debut album, “Winning Combination,” was released the following year. Their second album, “Dancing Up A Storm,” was picked up for US release by A&M and contained their biggest song, "A Little Lovin' (Keeps The Doctor Away)," which became a top-five hit on the US Billboard dance club chart, and soon after entered the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Cherrill’s voice has grown even stronger over the years and she was first approached and encouraged by famed Philly Soul producer Butch Ingram to record a proper solo album back in 2016. A true labor of love, “I’m Doing Fine” found Cherrill in remarkable form, performing some of her personal favorite pop hits from a wide array of artists and styles. Since that time, Cherril's voice has remained a huge asset on many Society Hill sessions and releases. Her latest endeavor, once again with Butch at the helm, is a beautiful, heart-warming rendition of Dionne Warwick’s 1979 hit “I'll Never Love This Way Again,” delivered with a style and grace that has become her trademark.

Cherrill Rae - I'll Never Love This Way Again (Instrumental)

Cherrill Rae - I'll Never Love This Way Again

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Essential Media Group LLC. is a South Florida based record label specializing in multiple genres encompassing all eras of Folk, Blues, Jazz, Classical, World, Rock, R&B and Pop including current Hip Hop, Dancehall, Reggaeton and Dance/Electronic Music.

Blaq is The Voice of the Underground. His music hits where life gets real — love, pain, growth, and truth. A storyteller mixing R&B soul with Hip-Hop grit. 🎙️
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