How To Be A Lady, Vol. 1 - Electrik Red

Description: Genre: Pop - Dance Pop / Artist: Electrik Red / Explicit Lyrics / Audio CD released 2009-05-26 at Radio Killa/Def Jam / ... more

How To Be A Lady, Vol. 1 - Electrik Red ... Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Muah
2 So Good
3 Devotion
4 Freaky Freaky
5 Bed Rest
6 Friend Lover
7 P Is for Power
8 W.F.Y.
9 9 to 5
10 On Point
11 Drink in My Cup
12 Go Shawty
13 Kill Bill
14 So Good [Remix] - Electrik Red, Lil Wayne

Newest Review: ... its job as they choose to go for a sensual one and so drop the pace in order to get into one which takes on the sort of ... more

... structure which you got on Keri Hilson's debut album as she used lots of futuristic production to experiment with where it could be taken. **Four Stars** 4. "Freaky Freaky" This is a banger of a joint on the album and it really does things which you wouldn't expect it to as you get them getting right down into some powerful, gritty R&B material which moves on the genre further away from its current position as it possibly could as they take on the Tricky Stewart and The-Dream influence heavily. **Five S...more

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How to Be a Lady, Vol. 1
Release Date: 2009 - 05 - 26, Audio CD, Radio Killa/Def Jam

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How To Be A Lady, Vol. 1 - Electrik Red: Y'een Gettin' None Of Their 'P' (1247 words)
by - written on 06/07/09 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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Electrik Red formed when two pairs of friends, one set from New York, another out of Toronto linked up and collectively were signed up by the R&B singer The-Dream. In 2009, after a couple of underground singles, the R&B girl group dropped "How To Be A Lady: Volume 1"and showed how they cold take on the sort of style which The-Dream brought with his Tricky Stewart collaborations in a style which could be likened to the sort of thing that the Pussycat Dolls and Rihanna brought before them. 1. "Muah" Getting the album underway, this one has Electrik Red getting straight down into their own special sort of thing as you see ... Read the complete review