The Real Me
Chandra Currelley
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(823411039120)
Record Label: Urspijaz
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Chandra Currelley is one of the music world’s most extraordinary artists, with the ability to make her music a unique experience. Her first major gig was touring with the jazz funk legend, Roy Ayers, which produced the duet “Let Me Love You” from Ayer's Sony album “I’m the One”. The Pittsburgh Courier noted “her chops are powerful, but she reaches upper and lower registers effortlessly….she’s also quite a fantastic scat vocalist”.
Chandra is comfortable with any style of music. cited as being “the perfect lead vocalist” in an article by Black Radio Exclusive magazine (BRE) commenting on Chandra replacing Mary Davis as lead singer for the S.O.S. band in 1986. Chandra and the S.O.S. band climbed the billboard charts to #4 with “I’m Still Missing Your Love” on Tabu/Sony records on the “Diamonds In the Raw” album. With the success of “Diamonds In the Raw”, Chandra recorded a second S.O.S. band album on A&M records entitled “One of Many Nights”, with the single “Sometimes I Wonder”. It would be the twentieth top twenty single for the S.o.S. band. Ms. Currelley wrote 3 songs on that album, including the single, “Broken Promises”.
As she explained in an interview with the urban network (artist profile), “being a true performer has meant a lifetime devoted to artistic expression including, acting, singing and writing. Chandra has received numerous award nominations including an Atlanta gospel choice (best female vocalist), Helen Hayes (slam!), NAACP (Hot Mikado) and Suzie Bass (rejoice!)
Chandra has worked with some of the most influential people in the entertainment industry including Tyler Perry, Kenny Leon, Debbie Allen, Tom W. Jones II, David Petraca and David H. Bell. Whether music , movies or theatre, Chandra delivers!
It’s no surprise that Tyler Perry recognized her talent and cast Chandra in the plays, “I Know I Been Changed”, “Madea’s Class Reunion” and “What’s Done In the Dark”. Variety magazine cited Chandra’s performance in “Madea’s Class Reunion” as “roof rising” as Ms. Emma. Chandra plays herself in Tyler Perry’s number one hit movie “Diary of A Mad Black Woman," singing the beautiful ballad, “Love Again”, the perfect combination of scene and song.
The certainty in her life is to continue making the music she calls urspijaz, urban, spiritual, jazz! Chandra is an artists artist!
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I'm Lovin' it Still
author: Frances Gourdet
I love both albums. One of my favorites on this one is "Your Word."
It's nice to have committed Christians creating music for Christians. I know other Christians might not see it that way, but it's all about where you are at. I can hardly wait to hear what will be on the next album. I'm definitely looking forward to it and setting aside the cash already!
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The Real Me
author: Eve Jefferson
I love this CD. It is uplifting, inspiring and perfect for meditating. The artist is a favorite of mine from appearing in Tyler Perry plays. What a voice. What an actress. What a talent. This CD is so good that I play it all the time and never get tired of it because it gives me inspiration and encouragement. It is a CD that I will always cherish because of its positive message and uplifting themes. God bless you, Chandra Currelley, for putting out such a wonderful, blessed CD. I can\'t wait for you to put out another one.
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The Real Me
author: Alicia
I love it. Simply beautiful. Soulful Jazz is always soothing to the spirit. Just listen to it and you will be taken to another level of understanding of life, love, and strenght before, during and after the pain. Pleasure for the mind and heart that will embrass the very essence of your being.
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The Real Me
author: Belinda Green
Wow!!!
Moved my heart, my feet and my spirit. Praising God for Y-O-U and Praising God In His Name!
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