had already fallen through so it wasn't exactly a new predicament to them when Warner Bros. decided to shaft them for a third time around. Shelved after only one single, their second album featured production from a wide range of writers & producers (not limited to) Mario Winans, Shari "Truth Hurts" Watson, Somethin' For The People, Eric Benet, Rich "Dutch" Cousin (Dru Hill) and Teddy Bishop (Toni Braxton.) It was true urban music - before the array of new producers capable of churning out pop hits for Britney Spears and N'Sync, before it crossed over with pop. Sadly the public slept on it and them. The excellent Checkin' For Me (produced by Mario Winans) went unnoticed and I don't think that Warner Bros. even bothered releasing it as anything other than a radio single in the end. Such a shame but they weren't to be the last unfortunately. A few years later they pulled the plug on another great project, Best Love Story by D'Mello...
Say It Ain't So 4:02
Checkin' For Me 4:19
Better Dayz 4:05
Don't Come Back 4:43
Shade 3:30
Slept 3:59
Hater 4:22
What's Going On 3:41
Anything 4:46
Why 3:41
It Must Be Love 4:13
My One & Only 5:05