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From
California, here is a further male neo soul artist to bring a whole new flavor
to your ear. His LP “Fall of The Bling Dynasty” was passionate blend of
contemporary R&B, neo and acoustic soul with original tracks and covers
from Donny Hathaway (“Giving Up (Is So Hard to Do)” Cindy Lauper (“True
Colors”) and even Radio Head (“Creep”). Unfortunately, I can’t find much
information about him but as from the back of his EP, he identified as a
“self-taught singer/songwriter” with a “classic” edge.
Intro 1:00 I Used To 4:19 Creep 3:11 Love You Madly 1:44 Restless For Love 1:52 Young. Gifted. Black. 1:09 Giving Up 6:44 True Colors 3:25 Vodka Tonic 3:36
