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Whenever Wherever Whatever(03:45)
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Sumthin' Sumthin'(04:17)
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The Urban Theme(02:41)
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Bad Habits(05:52)
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This Woman's Work(04:00)
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Was My Girl(03:11)
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Arroz con pollo(02:56)
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Lock You Up n' Love Fa Days(05:26)
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Get To Know Ya(04:18)
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Fistful of Tears(03:40)
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Welcome(05:17)
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For Lovers Only(03:41)
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Fortunate(05:02)
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Maxwell bio
Maxwell (born in Brooklyn, New York on May 23, 1973) is an American R&B artist. He was enormously important in defining and shaping the soul sub-genre, neo-soul, over the latter half of the '90s. He recorded some of the most ambitious R&B of his time, becoming wildly popular and often earning critical raves in the process. What was more, his recurring theme of romantic monogamy set him apa... rt from the vast majority of his bump'n'grind lover-man contemporaries.
Maxwell capitalized on his breakthrough with the MTV Unplugged EP, taken from his live MTV performance. It attracted attention and acclaim outside the R&B community with the left-field cover choices "This Woman's Work" (by Kate Bush) and "Closer" (by Nine Inch Nails). Additionally, the 'MTV Unplugged' version of "Whenever, Wherever, Whatever" earned him another Grammy nomination (for Best Male Pop Vocal). Anticipation for his second full-length album was high, and when Embrya was released in 1998, it entered the charts at number three. Reviews were more mixed this time around, with some critics charging that Maxwell's ambition had crossed the line into indulgence; still, Full bioRead more
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