The As-I-Amber Podcast & BlogAaliyah, Brandy, and Monica albums are still in heavy rotation years later. It is still crazy because they were teenage solo stars making hits competing with grown folks on the R&B charts and their influence is still felt.
We hear the growth, maturity, and development in their voices and lyrical content. Check out the playlist consisting of all 3’s first 3 albums. Click here for Apple Music and Click here for Tidal
Aaliyah, Brandy, and Monica albums are still in heavy rotation years later. It is still crazy because they were teenage solo stars making hits competing with grown folks on the R&B charts and their influence is still felt.
We hear the growth, maturity, and development in their voices and lyrical content. Check out the playlist consisting of all 3’s first 3 albums. Click here for Apple Music and Click here for Tidal
I was watching Toni Braxton’s Lifetime Biopic: Unbreak My Heart and during the movie I found myself singing along to Toni’s songs. After the film was over I began thinking about other artists and albums that came out in the 90s that I was too young to fully appreciate. So, here are just a few of my favorite albums from that decade. Go check them and other artists older albums on Youtube, Spotify, or Apple Music! Years later I can listen to all of these albums without skipping.
Toni Braxton’s “Toni Braxton”, Brandy’s “Never Say Never”, Aaliyah’s “One in A Million”, and Groove Theory/lead singer: Amel Larrieux’s “Groove Theory”
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