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Another Level

Another Level's Genre:

Contemporary R&B, R&B, Urban

Biography

The British R&B quartet Another Level consists of Bobak Kianoush, Mark Baron, Dane Bowers and Wayne Williams. Thanks to UK hit singles like "Freak Me" and "Guess I Was a Fool," the group earned an opening gig on Janet Jackson's 1998 European tour. Later that year they released their self-titled full-length debut, which was released in the US in 1999. ~ Heather Phares

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Another Level

This station plays the best music from and music from related artists like Mis-Teeq, MJ Cole, The Artful Dodger, Craig David, Wookie, Zed Bias, Big Brovaz, The Dreem Teem, Danny J. Lewis, Ms. Dynamite and more.

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Another Level's Selected Discography (5)

Love Songs

(P)1998 BMG Entertainment International UK & Ireland LtdSINGLE200213 Songs

Nexus [2 Bonus Tracks]

199916 Songs

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	Mis-Teeq	In 2000, the female vocal group known as Mis-teeq took Britain by storm with their debut single, "Why?" The single was originally an R&B-style tune, but with the aid of garage exponent Matt "Jam" Lamont, a remix was born which became a smash in the underground garage scene and huge radio hit.
	MJ Cole	With his accessible urban charm and his talent for matching breakbeat culture's incendiary phobias with the Hi-NRG of pop and acid R&B, MJ Cole was one of U.
	The Artful Dodger	During the late '90s and early 2000s, the Artful Dodger represented the rising status of garage within the U.
	Craig David	During a period of three years, Craig David transitioned from aspiring songwriter and DJ to major U.
	Wookie	b. Jason Chue, London, England. Chue’s unusual moniker is a reference to the Star Wars movies. He is known to his friends as ‘Chuey’, which is how the character Han Solo refers to Chewbacca, a fictional creature called a Wookie, in Star Wars.
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	Big Brovaz	The young production duo of Skillz and Fingaz was the masterminds behind Big Brovaz, a collective that emerged from South London in early 2002.
	The Dreem Teem	Different from the rap group and the drum'n'bass unit with a similar name, the Dreem Teem are (with Tuff Jam) the kings of speed garage, the manic dance style which brought crowds of club kids back to house music from jungle in the late '90s, in large part because speed garage producers hijacked many techniques from drum'n'bass, including rewinds, vocals on the ragga tip, DJs adept at scratching, and even the occasional breakbeat lifted from jungle.
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	Ms. Dynamite	Ms. Dynamite (aka Niomi McLean-Daley) grew up in North London, listening to reggae and turning to hip-hop at the age of 12.
	Robbie Craig
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	Todd Edwards	Though he gets less credit from stateside DJs and producers (at least compared to labelmates like Armand Van Helden), Todd Edwards created an innovative blend of rhythmic, cut-and-paste vocal samples, rubbery basslines, and slapping percussion that helped propel Britain's Sunday clubscene into the genuine cultural phenomenon of speed garage.
	Lewis Taylor	Neo-soul multi-instrumentalist Lewis Taylor began his professional career as guitarist for the re-formed Edgar Broughton Band before stalking the limelight on his own under the pseudonym Sheriff Jack, and later under his given name.
	Tony Rich	Contemporary R&B singer/songwriter Tony Rich first attracted attention as a staff writer at LaFace Records, where he authored hits for acts including Boyz II Men, Johnny Gill, TLC, and Toni Braxton.
	Ed Case	b. Edwin Makromallis, London, England. This leading UK garage DJ can trace his love of dance music back to the late 80s, when he first began attending illegal raves and warehouse parties.
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	Shola Ama	After making it big in her native U.K., soul-pop princess Shola Ama issued her American debut In Return in fall 2000.
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	T2	T2 had been producing garage tracks for a few years when he scored a number two hit in the U.K. with "Heartbroken" (November 2007), a single featuring lyrics and vocals from fellow Leeds, England, native Jodie Aysha.
	Amerie	Pop-oriented R&B singer Amerie, the daughter of a Korean mother and an African-American father who was a career military member, grew up on bases from Alaska to Germany.
	D'Angelo	D'Angelo was one of the founding fathers and leading lights of the neo-soul movement of the mid- to late '90s, which aimed to bring the organic flavor of classic R&B back to the hip-hop age.
	Lemarvin	Smooth R&B singer Lemarvin survived a number of career setbacks before landing his breakthrough hit, "Around My Way," in 2009.
	The Streets	Mike Skinner's recordings as the Streets marked the first attempt to add a degree of social commentary to Britain's party-hearty garage/2-step (and later grime) movement.
	Joe	Joe is an accomplished vocalist of smooth and sultry R&B productions with occasional hip-hop beats, and his extensive background in gospel music has allowed him to produce his albums as well as sing on them.
	Marques Houston	After joining Immature/IMx as a young adolescent in the early '90s, vocalist Marques "Batman" Houston crossed over into television as a recurring cast member of Sister Sister and took on production duties with some of his IMx mates (as Platinum Status) for B2K and Destiny's Child.
	Maxwell	Along with fellow founders D'Angelo and Erykah Badu, Maxwell was enormously important in defining and shaping the neo-soul movement that rose to prominence over the latter half of the '90s.
	So Solid Crew	The genesis for this group was MC Megaman and MC Romeo, both of whom were promoting various British garage club shows as well as other parties.
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	Rashad	Detroit-based crooner, songwriter, and producer Rashad (born Rashad Morgan) fell in love with the Motown sound at an early age.
	Glenn Lewis	Canadian-born singer/songwriter Glenn Lewis' sensational debut for Epic, World Outside My Window, was like a breath of fresh air when it was issued on March 19, 2002, just two days before the first day of spring.
	Mams Taylor	A crooner/producer/rapper who mixes the styles of Akon, Robin Thicke, and Robbie Williams, Mams Taylor was born and raised in Cricklewood, North London.
	Vi3	The Chicago-based male vocal trio Vi3 was among the edgier, more gritty teen pop acts that emerged in the early '00s.
	Lemar	It took eight long years of solidifying his sultry vocals and songwriting before London R&B artist Lemar could get his first record deal.
	Just Jack	Sometimes a little Madness can help a lot. Jack Allsopp -- better known as Just Jack -- had worked as a flower arranger, gardener, and cleaner ("anything to put crust on the table") before he landed a job at RGRecords.
	The Phat Cat Players	The Phat Cat Players' "Sundress" from their Make It Phat, Baby began climbing Billboard's hip-hop/R&B charts in early spring 2000.
	Next	Featuring R.L. Huggar and brothers Terry "T-Low" Brown and Raphael "Tweet" Brown, contemporary R&B trio Next formed in Minneapolis, Minnesota after they were introduced by the Brown's uncle, a gospel choir director.
	Nine20	The Atlanta-based urban trio Nine20 debuted in early 2002 with their "What Would You Do?" single, followed by their Pryme Tyme full-length for MCA Records.
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	Avant	Hailed as the "new voice of ghetto soul" and the first act signed to basketball great Magic Johnson's Magic Johnson Music, Cleveland native Avant (born Myron Avant) debuted in 1998 with the song "Separated," released on Payton Entertainment -- the label operated by his manager, Eric Payton.
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