Dru Hill - Dru Hill

**Introduction** I have been a fan of Dru Hill for some years now and A while ago I reviewed two albums from the group, Enter The Dru and Dru World Order but for some reason I had not reviewed their self titled debut album, well now I have decided to review the album and this completes my reviews of all Dru Hill albums as part of my aim to review all albums I own from some of my favourite artists. Incase you are not aware Dru Hill consisted of Sisqo, Jazz, Nokio and Woody before they added a fifth member for the 2002 album Dru World Order. **Dru Hill** Released in 1996, the self titled debut from Dru Hill was recorded on the Island record ...  Read the complete review

"Dru Hill" is the self-entitled, debut album by one of the biggest R&B groups from the late nineties to early '00s. Dru Hill offer a soulful contemporary style which contrasted from a lot of the swing, dance tunes which were being heard from this genre around this time. The male vocal group consists of the leader (but not lead) Nokio, Woody, Jazz and the lead singer, Sisqó (who is most famous for his solo single The Thong Song"). To reassure those who hated that particular one, this album is nothing like it and mainly contains soulful ballards. When this released, backed in 1996, it anged to achieve platinum sales in the States and three top ten ...  Read the complete review