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Southern Relative : I Want U 2 Know
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Dallas native group Southern Relative (SR) acquiring a various amount of innovative ideas recaptures, excavates, and illuminates the industry with their style and finesse making them capable to compete on the level of many multi-platinum groups such as Ja
Genre: Urban/R&B: R&B Rap mix
Release Date: 2004
I Want U 2 Know Record Label: Five Mill Records
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Let Em' Know 2:45 $0.99
Party On 4:25 $0.99
I Want U 2 Know 5:22 $0.99
Sexulude 1:00 $0.99
Do U Want Me (Intro) 1:07 $0.99
Do U Want Me 4:09 $0.99
Champagne 5:06 $0.99
Sex U 5:17 $0.99
Uh Oh 4:58 $0.99
PLP (Intro) 0:58 $0.99
Parking Lott Pimpin 3:54 $0.99
Never Be 5:05 $0.99
Tell Me UR Name 3:56 $0.99
Yesterday 4:44 $0.99
Evidence 6:05 $0.99
MY KING/ Gospel Reprise 4:36 $0.99
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Album Notes

R&B, a diamond in the rough per say of the music industry has been instrumental with an equalizing calmness about it. Many genres of music sample of R&B like Hip Hop, Pop, and some selective contemporary styles such as Soul and Gospel. However, this particular style of music in a nutshell is on an island of its own! Dallas native group Southern Relative (SR) acquiring a various amount of innovative ideas recaptures, excavates, and illuminates the industry with their style and finesse making them capable to compete on the level of many multi-platinum groups such as Jagged Edge, Jodeci, and Boyz II Men. Southern Relative however, touches many different styles, which ultimately makes the debut album "I Want You To Know" genuine and more diverse than the average group. (Not taking away from the accomplishments of the groups named above being that they are all major influences of SR and have already earned their keep and respect in the industry.)

SR began their journey just over 10 years ago as students at Franklin Delano Roosevelt high school in Dallas , TX . In the school year of 1993-1994, the group was formed to participate in a talent show hosted by the school's world-renowned concert choir under the direction of Mrs. Billie K Roberts. Originally the group was named Swave (pronounced Suave) and had a fifth member, Reginald Collins who was the primary bass vocalist. Swave filled the halls, auditorium, and classrooms with harmony on many occasions as they performed routines such as sing-a-grams for Valentines Day, several talent shows, and a host of programs at the request of the school and program directors. As members of the

F.D.R. Concert Choir, Swave was privileged enough to take an international trip to perform in London England over the New Year Holidays in 1993, and entering the year of 1994. They then went on another year glowing with new confidence before they would lose first tenor Chris Pope at graduation the year of 1995. Chris went off to the U.S. Navy as the rest of the group went on to graduate the following school year. After graduation the remaining group members were privileged to make another international trip to Rio De Janeiro , Brazil with the concert choir and afterwards all went off to college to pursue the furthering of their education. Five years would pass before the group reunited only short one member of the original group. Sporadic practices here and there, but as a result of the layoff time their independent lives had grown in different directions and required time for each member to come to their own before they would reform seriously and take actions in accordance to their dreams of entering the music industry. However, they did manage to accomplish the goal of renaming the group to Southern Relative, and if need for an explanation is required, the name was embraced as a symbol of their ability to blend in culturally. Current status for the group is that they are still going! They have rekindled the friendship of a broken era between them and gone on to finish the much-anticipated album. Definitely, this group has a bright future in the R&B and Hip Hop community, and you will find yourself falling in love again for the first time with their music, please anticipate it! In the renewed form of mature voices, sharpened appearance, and undeniable stage presence, I present to you, Southern Relative.

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author: MIDNIGHTKOFFE
Hi! I´m from Canary Island (Spain) i´ve a radio show it called Midnight Koffee and plays neo soul, r&b , hiphop and smooth jazz. I´ve heard your album and i think it´s really good. I would like to show your album to my audience, how can i get a copy? Could you send me a single or a promo album? , i´ve so illuminated because it´s my new begining in a radio show as producer, director and presenter and i would like that you will support my show or contribute to help me saying something or singing acapella (make a drop) the name of my show, i think that artists like you give to my Project more style and elegance, the show it called “midnight koffe” i will be thankful if you help me to begin ¡the best show ever...¡, my first show thanks for all Thanks , i hope your message. The site of the program is http://www.radioaventura.com/ My e-mail is solosoulmanreg@hotmail.com www.myspace.com/soulmanreg
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author: Valarie
WOW, HONESTLY.. YALL ALREADY KNOW I'M PROUD OF YALL..YOU REPRESENT D-TOWN WELL. THIS CD IS A MUST HAVE.. I WORE IT OUT:IT'S A MIXTURE OF JODECI,112, JAGGED EDGE AND DRU HILL.. THAT'S WHAT I THINK ABOUT IT..AWESOME!!!!
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author: Valarie
WOW, HONESTLY.. YALL ALREADY KNOW I'M PROUD OF YALL..YOU REPRESENT D-TOWN WELL. THIS CD IS A MUST HAVE.. I WORE IT OUT:IT'S A MIXTURE OF JODECI,112, JAGGED EDGE AND DRU HILL.. THAT'S WHAT I THINK ABOUT IT..AWESOME!!!!
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I REALLY DO LIKE THIS CD!! ITS BETTER THAN ANY CD I HAVE HEARD IN A REALLY LONG
author: shelisha
I can remember all of yall sing in the choir.Sing and sing each and every day I new it would pay off one day.I am very happy for yall and my GOD bless yall and the music.I am SHELISHA COX BLEVINS I sung alto in the FDR concert choir.
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