Komplettes MP3 Album von Simfani Blue
Angegebene Spieldauer: 59:48
Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2005-04-04
Kurz-Beschreibung von CDbaby: A love affair with music. Simfani will take you there with lucious harmonies and funky beats. A personal journey since Simfani wrote and produced each and every word she sings. An amazing arranger and stylist, Simfani gives you something you can feel.

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Simfani Blue, a Dayton, Ohio native, has worked with such artists and producers as: Dwayne Wiggins, Kenneth Crouch, Saafir, (featured vocalist on Crawl Before You Ball, Qwest Records), Kool Moe Dee (featured on his comeback project in 2000, on Reprise Records, which was unfortunately never released), Spice One (featured on the original version of his latest release on the opening single produced by Battlecat on XtraLaced Records), Capitol Recording Artist, Pru, and the legendary Roger Troutman; in either live performances or studio sessions.

Simfani has just completed her debut CD entitled Love Addiction, on which she produced 18 of the disc’s 20 tracks. Four of the songs, including the single, Three, were co-produced with Canadian artist/producer Uness. The recording also features one song produced by hit production team Great Dane Productions. Simfani wrote all songs along with all performing all vocals, background vocals and vocal arrangements. The songs "Three" and "A Bad Name" are currently in rotation on Vision Radio US, Roots Radio.org and several other Internet radio stations powered by Live365.

Simfani Blue’s music served as an inspiration to the lead character in New York Time’s best selling author, Eric Jerome Dickey’s presently untitled 12th novel, and several of her works and attributes will be featured in the story.

In addition to her own project, Simfani also produced 10 of the cuts on rapper, Illuminati’s current project, and has several cuts on rapper, Platinum’s project, all dropping from Predator Records in early 2005. Not only is she one of the label’s flagship artists and its only female, she is also the President.