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Sly Pyper added vocals on Cloudy With A Chance Of ...Real & Greedy, in Self Care / Wrong Right he was not credited.Check Tha Vault section for the full credits.
Doesn't sound like him to me.
It may not seem like it to you, but it is. Just read the booklet.Andre Young, ComposerLyricistK. Robinson, ComposerLyricistMarsha Ambrosius, Producer, Vocalist, MainArtist, AssociatedPerformerJ. HEATH, ComposerLyricistE. Griggs, ComposerLyricistReggie Hamilton, Contrabass Recorder, AssociatedPerformerJoel Derouin, Violin, AssociatedPerformerC. James, ComposerLyricistB. Edwards Jr., ComposerLyricistT. BELL, ComposerLyricistFREDWRECK, Programming, AssociatedPerformerM. Ambrosius, ComposerLyricistBrian "Big Bass" Gardner, Mastering Engineer, StudioPersonnelB. BACHARACH, ComposerLyricistH. DAVID, ComposerLyricistS. JORDAN, ComposerLyricistMark Robertson, Violin, AssociatedPerformerRoss Hogarth, Recording Engineer, StudioPersonnelRichard Dodd, Cello, AssociatedPerformerEric Gorfain, String Arranger, AssociatedPerformerRodney Wirtz, Viola, AssociatedPerformerCaroline Buckman, Viola, AssociatedPerformerChristopher Anderson-Bazzoli, Conductor, Strings ConductorLeah Katz, Viola, AssociatedPerformerKarl Vincent, Contrabass Recorder, AssociatedPerformerChristian Hebel, Violin, AssociatedPerformerSusan Chatman, Violin, AssociatedPerformerCHRIS WOODS, Violin, AssociatedPerformerRadu Pieptea, Violin, AssociatedPerformerLesa Terry, Violin, AssociatedPerformerScott Moore, Asst. Recording Engineer, StudioPersonnelDr. Dre, Producer, Mixer, StudioPersonnelTrevor Lawrence Jr., Programming, AssociatedPerformerR. Hammond, ComposerLyricistPeggy Baldwin, Cello, AssociatedPerformerTrey Henry, Contrabass Recorder, AssociatedPerformerDem Jointz, ProducerFocus..., ProducerGiovanna Moraga-Clayton, Cello, AssociatedPerformerIna Veli, Violin, AssociatedPerformerJennifer Takamatsu, Violin, AssociatedPerformerAdrienne Woods, Cello, AssociatedPerformerHeather Powell, Violin, AssociatedPerformerJuliette Jones, Violin, AssociatedPerformerSly Pyper, Additional Vocals, AssociatedPerformerShigeru Logan, Violin, AssociatedPerformerDominique Sanders, Contrabass Recorder, AssociatedPerformerRocio Marron, Viola, AssociatedPerformerStefan Smith, Viola, AssociatedPerformerJohnny Morgan, Asst. Recording Engineer, StudioPersonnelNiall Ferguson, Cello, AssociatedPerformerLola A. Romero, Recording Engineer, StudioPersonnelJulio Ulloa, Recording Engineer, StudioPersonnelSamuel Fisher, Violin, AssociatedPerformerErik "Blu2th" Griggs, ProducerJeremy Zumo Kollie, Asst. Recording Engineer, StudioPersonnelJeffery “Champ” Massey, Asst. Recording Engineer, StudioPersonnelD. Abernathy Jr, ComposerLyricistDaphne Chen (Concertmistress), Violin, AssociatedPerformer℗ 2023 Aftermath Records
Marsha Ambrosius' "Casablanco": A Nostalgic Journey Through the Soulful SoundsEmbracing the Essence of Neo-SoulMarsha Ambrosius' latest album, "Casablanco," is a captivating exploration of the artist's musical roots, seamlessly blending the essence of neo-soul with a touch of jazz and a nod to the rich musical heritage that has inspired her through her life. Marsha Ambrosius' "Casablanco": A Nostalgic Journey Through the Soulful Sounds of the Pastout her career. As a longtime fan of Ambrosius' work, I was eager to dive into this album, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations.A Masterful Blend of Old and NewOne of the standout features of "Casablanco" is the way Ambrosius effortlessly weaves together the old and the new, creating a listening experience that is both familiar and refreshing. The album's sound is heavily influenced by the neo-soul genre, which Ambrosius has long been associated with, but it also incorporates elements of classic jazz, making for a rich and layered sonic tapestry.Embracing the ComplexityWhat sets "Casablanco" apart is its willingness to embrace complexity. Unlike the current trend towards more simplistic musical arrangements, this album revels in the intricate interplay of harmonies, orchestral elements, and dynamic rhythms. Tracks like "Music Out of My Mind" showcase Ambrosius' ability to create compositions that are both captivating and challenging, inviting the listener to delve deeper into the layers of sound.A Nod to the Past, a Step ForwardOne of the most striking aspects of "Casablanco" is the way it pays homage to the musical icons and influences that have shaped Ambrosius' artistry. Throughout the album, listeners will find subtle nods and references to the works of legendary artists such as Stevie Wonder, as well as Ambrosius' own previous musical endeavors. This nostalgic thread runs through the album, creating a sense of familiarity and connection that is both comforting and thought-provoking.A Listening Experience to SavorThe true strength of "Casablanco" lies in its ability to captivate the listener from start to finish. Unlike some albums that may feature a few standout tracks, this offering from Ambrosius is a cohesive and immersive listening experience. The album's relatively short length of 11 tracks is a deliberate choice, allowing the artist to curate a focused and intentional sonic journey.Versatility and AccessibilityOne of the album's standout qualities is its versatility. "Casablanco" is an excellent choice for a variety of listening scenarios, whether you're seeking a soulful companion for a long drive or a rich, layered backdrop for a relaxing evening. The album's accessibility and ability to resonate with a wide range of listeners is a testament to Ambrosius' skill as a songwriter and producer.A Critique and a CelebrationWhile "Casablanco" is a remarkable achievement, it's worth acknowledging the critique that the album may lean too heavily on nostalgia and familiar musical elements. The artist's extensive use of samples, references, and nods to the past could be seen as a reliance on the comfort of the known, rather than a bold step into uncharted territory. However, this approach is also a celebration of the rich musical heritage that has shaped Ambrosius' artistry, and it ultimately serves to create a deeply immersive and satisfying listening experience.A Triumph of Artistic ExpressionIn the end, "Casablanco" stands as a triumph of artistic expression, showcasing Marsha Ambrosius' unwavering commitment to her craft and her ability to create music that is both deeply personal and universally appealing. This album is a must-listen for fans of neo-soul, jazz, and anyone who appreciates the power of music to transport and inspire. Ambrosius has once again proven herself to be a master of her craft, and "Casablanco" is a testament to her enduring artistry.
I need to hear this album at some point. Without checking it out I'm thinking it has Anderson .Paak 'Ventura' vibes but with a female vocalist and perhaps some less uptempo beats but if its anywhere near that, count me in (plus if Dre's mastered it then I know sonically it's gonna be real nice).
What song is this?
Dre is only a producer/mixer.Brian "Big Bass" mastered the album.
Sorry yeah, that’s what I meant. Good to know Big Bass is still putting in work.
In both songs man... I edited the post to make it clearer and easier for you to understand. Added "Greedy" credits too. You said it yourself and then you ask again.
The credits you posted didn't have the song tittle which is why I asked (you think I would ask if ot were there). All good though still don't believe that's Sly regardless of the credits (credits have been wrong before) Sly's vocal tone is similar to Name Dogg's, this dude has a higher pitch. But if that is him then has off to Sly and to you providing an answer to my question.
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