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Mindless Behavior

Band formed in Los Angeles, CA

Mindless Behavior's Genre:

Teen Pop, Contemporary R&B, R&B, Pop

Biography

Put together by producers Vincent Herbert (Toni Braxton, Destiny’s Child, Lady Gaga) and Walter Millsap (Alicia Keys, Beyoncé), Mindless Behavior is a pop-R&B group featuring singers and dancers Princeton, Prodigy, Ray Ray, and Roc Royal. The quartet was signed to Interscope within half a year of its formation and debuted on the Billboard charts in February 2011 with their first single, “My Girl” -- a sweet, light-hearted number in the squeaky-clean vein of Justin Bieber and first-album Chris Brown. Shortly after the release of the follow-up single, “Mrs. Right,” the group’s first album, #1 Girl, debuted at number seven on Billboard 200. Around the same time, Mindless Behavior graduated from opening for Janet Jackson to headlining their own U.S. tour. The group's second album, All Around the World, followed in March 2013. ~ Andy Kellman

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Attack of the Boy Bands

Welcome to another installment of the Slacker Signature Series. Attack of the Boy Bands simultaneously celebrates the upcoming release from Justin Timberlake and the 15th anniversary of NSYNC’s debut album. Parker is your host on this station that is all about boy bands- the artists that preceded the NSYNC-fueled explosion of the late 90’s, and those that followed. You’ll hear first wave boy bands like NKOTB, the leaders of the 90’s explosion like NSYNC and the Backstreet Boys, and the new generation of boys- like One Direction and The Wanted. You'll also hear from some of the wild cards like Color Me Badd, B2K, and even Hanson. They tore up their hearts, they wanted it that way, they hung tough, and they were larger than life- this is Attack Of The Boy Bands on Slacker.

Hip Hop

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Mindless Behavior

This station plays the best music from and music from related artists like The OMG Girlz, Jacob Latimore, Willow, Diggy Simmons, Ester Dean, Lil Mama, Verse Simmonds, Diggy, Sevyn Streeter, Tiffany Evans and more.

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Mindless Behavior's Selected Discography (8)

All Around the World

201311 Songs

Mrs. Right

DIGITAL20111 Songs

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