Download Jagged Edge mp3

Artist: Jagged Edge: mp3 download    Genre(s):  R&B: Soul     Discography:      Baby Makin' Project    Year: 2007    Tracks: 11      Jagged Edge    Year: 2006    Tracks: 16      The Hits and Unreleased Vol. 1    Year: 2003    Tracks: 17      Hard    Year: 2003    Tracks: 15 Rough-but-smooth male vocal 4 Jagged Edge formed in Atlanta, consisting of superposable twin brothers Brandon "Case Dinero" Casey and Brian "Brasco" Casey, wHO had stirred from their native Hartford, CT; Kyle Norman (aka "Nimble"), whom they'd met through and through christian church activities; and Richard Wingo (aka "Wingo Dollar"), a late do-gooder to the group suggested by Xscape's Kandi Burruss, wHO took their demonstration to superproducer Jermaine Dupri. Jagged Edge signed to Dupri's Columbia-distributed So So Def label and in the summertime of 1997 released their debut single, "The Way That You Talk," featuring appearances by Dupri and Da Brat; it reached the Top 40 of the R&B chart and was as well a pop chart submission. Early in 1998, Jagged Edge released their outset record album, A Jagged Era, which went atomic number 79 and spawned the Top 20 R&B, Top 40 pop come to "Gotta Be." Their succeeding private, "He Can't Love U," appeared in the fall down of 1998 and reached the Top Five of the R&B chart and the Top 20 of the pop chart, sledding gold in the march. It prefaced the group's import album, J.E. Heartbreak, which topped the R&B chart and hit the Top Ten of the pop chart, marketing over 2,000,000 copies and spawning the number one R&B hits "Let's Get Married" (also Top 20 pop) and "Promise" (besides Top Ten pop). By the clip of the waiver of Jagged Edge's third album, Scraggy Little Thrill, in late June 2001, its leadoff exclusive, "Where the Party At" (featuring Nelly), was nearing the R&B Top Ten and was in the pop Top 40. 2003's Strong and 2006's Jaggy Edge followed. For 2007's The Baby Makin' Project, the grouping switched to Island, simply Dupri had since taken up the post of president at the label's urban part, making the passage from Columbia a welcomed and natural one.