With hitmaker Irv Gotti at the helm, Ashanti blasted into the urban music scene in 2002, topping the charts with multiple singles at once. She quickly became a sensation, gracing the covers of magazines and dominating urban radio. Ashanti built her reputation with duets, where she would complement an already popular rapper -- Ja Rule ("Always on... [+] Read More

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Nivea made waves in the rap community when she joined Mystikal for his smash hit "Danger." Nivea's sultry R&B grooves were hot and the new millennium was her time to shine. Nivea's self-titled debut appeared on Jive in 2001; however, it was reissued the following year thanks to the success of "Danger" and Nivea's debut single, "Don't Mess With... [+] Read More

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Singer Amerie is the daughter of a Korean mother and an African-American father who was a career military member. She grew up on bases from Alaska to Germany, meanwhile gaining an appreciation of the classical arts from her mother and of R&B music from her father. She studied dance from an early age and performed in talent contests throughout... [+] Read More

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Chantelle Black exploded onto the music scene with a style an attitude
thats undisputedly unmatchable. Keep an eye out for this gem!!

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hey thanx for visiting my page i hop that u like my music if u don't ,u are right it's bad music :)

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Diana Netchaeva graduated Moscow Conservatory in the class of Popular Artista USSR, Professor Eduard Grach.
Learning in school (teacher Yuri Volgin), became the winner of zonal competition of young performers Urals, Siberia and the Far East. Winner of an international competition to them. A. I. Yampolsky in the town of Dubna. Recipient of... [+] Read More

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Jessi Malay, a talented, passionate urban-pop singer and dancer from Los Angeles, may be a newcomer to most, but she’s actually a veteran performer who began dancing at 2, joined a professional ballet company at 6, started singing at 9, entertained the crowds at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia, at 12, had a hit single with her... [+] Read More

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In an industry saturated by new and upcoming artists it takes exceptional skills and someone with that extra edge to stand out from the rest. Lauren Crane is clearly in the class with the best of them! Her music oozes quality with first class writing all the way, and with the ability to captivate her audience and hold them, she delivers a... [+] Read More

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Identical twins Natalie and Nicole Albino came up with the name Nina Sky by combining the first two letters of their first names for "Nina" and tacked "Sky" on the end to represent their shared aspirations. The teen pop duo grew up in the borough of Queens in New York City. Their stepfather was a DJ and introduced the young girls to a variety of... [+] Read More

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Princess Of the south!!!!

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With a name that's nearly an anagram for "Teena Marie," Teairra Mari broke out nationally in 2005 with a single titled "Make Her Feel Good." Upon hearing the song, you could've been forgiven for thinking that the Teena Marie connection runs a little deeper, considering Mari's pouty delivery and assertive lyrics. Actually a Detroit native with no... [+] Read More

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Thando is a pop/R&B duo from Canberra, Australia. It originally starting off as Thando Sikwila's solo project produced by Alex Campbell, but soon the pair began to collaborate and eventually became a duo. They are currently in High School and trying to spread the word about Thando.

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