Members
Albums
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Bio From All Music Guide
R.L.'s Bio From All Music Guide
Official Site: MySpace & R.L.'sMySpace
R.L. (Robert Lavelle Huggard), T-Low (Terry Brown) & Deponce (Joined 2007)
Former Orignal Member: Tweedy (Raphael Brown) (Departed 2007)
Next - Rated Next
Next - Welcome II Nextasy
Next - The Next Episode
R.L. - RL:ements
R.L. - Important (Advance)
Next - Too Close (Single)
Next - I Still Love You (Single)
The Best Man (R.L.)
The Brothers (R.L.)
Destiny's Child - The Writing's On The Wall
DJ Smallz & T-Pain - Dirty RNB 11: Are You Sprung? (R.L.)
Dr. Dolittle 2
Hardball (R.L.)
Ideal
Jaheim - Ghetto Love
Naughty By Nature - Nature's Finest: Naughty By Nature's Greatest Hits
Naughty By Nature - Ninteen Naughty Nine: Nature's Fury
Elena Nordé - Still In Love (R.L.)
NFL Jams
Outlawz - Novakane (T-Low)
Queen Latifah - Order In The Court
Slam
Soul Food The Series: The Best R&B Of 2000 (R.L.)
3rd Storee - Party Tonight (Single) (R.L.)
Thug Radio Mixtape 17: Still No Surrender (R.L.)
2Pac - Until The End Of Time (R.L.)
2Pac - The A Cappella Archive (R.L. & T-Low)
Violator The Album
Why Do Fools Fall In Love
Just six months after their debut album Rated Next was released in late 1997, Next topped the singles charts with the smooth soul of "Too Close." Composed of brothers T-Low and Tweety plus R.L., the R&B trio formed in Minneapolis/St. Paul after the brothers met R.L. through their uncle, the director of a gospel choir. With the help of Naughty by Nature's Kay Gee on production, the trio developed a slightly pornographic soul tied to Barry White and late-period Marvin Gaye. Their second single "Too Close" had no problem, hitting number one during April 1998. Next celebrated their success with a slot supporting Boyz II Men on their summer tour. — John Bush
After two albums with the trio Next, RL launched a solo career with the aid of record industry bigwig Clive Davis. The legendary record exec signed RL to his newly formed J Records label and released a debut album, RL:ements. The album featured one or two sure-shot singles — the Snoop Dogg-Lil' Kim-Battlecat collaboration "Do You Wanna Roll" and the Jermaine Dupri-Erick Sermon collaboration "Got Me a Model" — and other tracks without big-name collaborators. - Jason Birchmeier
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