However, on 777 Lyfe expanded the production duties and honed a more textured record with a handful of his friends like: Tank, soul songstress Algebra Blessett, underground rap king Lil Boosie and Bobby V. “I’m used to doing that raw sound, just me and a guitar and a beat behind it,” he says. On “777”, Lyfe’s writing style and unique vocal presentation are supported by richer musical tones than his previous releases. For this latest release, Lyfe pared over a 100 songs down to a collection of 16 bangers that he feels are the best representation of where he is today. Throughout all his trials and tribulations LYFE JENNINGS has remained the same dude a soulful, thoughtful artist whose commitment to his craft, community and fans have earned him “LEGEND” status. To keep up with everything Lyfe Jennings, follow him on twitter, follow the account that tweets his concert dates,, and like him on facebook.The Bad Boy of R&B returns with 16 new songs on his newest release titled, 777. Even though it was only a ten song album, I can honestly say I really liked about eight or nine of the songs. Week-by-week music charts, peak chart positions and airplay stats. Songs that I think are worth checking out (other than the 3 linked to above): College, 17 To A Million, and Winner. Must Be Nice by Lyfe Jennings chart history on Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes and YouTube. Overall, I like it about just as much as I Still Believe, which means I like it quite a bit. Confirmed tracks: Boomerang, ABC's, and I Wish.ĭecember 2nd, 2013 edit: This album was released just about two months ago, which means I think it's set in enough for me to review it. However, he was released in March of 2012 and made several tweets indicating that he was making a new album. It was universally thought that I Still Believe was going to be his last album. In late 2010, Lyfe was arrested once again, and sentenced to three and a half years in prison. Other songs worth listening to: Spotlight, Whatever She Wants, Mama, I Still Believe, If I Knew Then What I Know Now, and If Tomorrow Never Comes. In this song, he talks about looking on the positive side of things instead of the negative side. It Coulda Been Worse is my personal favorite song from the album. It includes the popular song Statistics, which basically states that 90% of men are bad and that women need to find the 10% to treat them right. This is Lyfe's most recent album to date. I Still Believe Released August 31st, 2010. Other songs worth listening to from the album: Keep On Dreaming, You Think You Got It Bad, Wild Wild Wild, and Midnight Train. This album is my third favorite album of his, but it's pretty close to being second. We use cookies to let us know when you visit SoundCloud, to understand how you interact with us, to enrich and personalize your user experience, to enable social media functionality and to customize your relationship with SoundCloud, including providing you. My personal favorite song from the album is Will I Ever, which a song in which Lyfe is questioning if he'll ever fall in love again. Lyfe Jennings' official music video for 'Must Be Nice'. It starts out with a great quote, where Lyfe says "You know my momma said there's only two things in life that are constant: That's change and change". The song, Never Never Land, is an up-beat song about growing up and falling in love. Lyfe's second most famous hit came from this album. Despite that fact, there are still several songs worth checking out: Let's Stay Together, S.E.X, More Than a Girl. Personally, out of his four albums, this is my least favorite. As a follow up to his debut album, Lyfe Jennings released his second album a little over 2 years after his first one. The Phoenix Released on August 15th, 2006. Overall, this is my favorite album he has put out to date.
Other songs worth listening to from this album: Cry, 26 Years 17 Days, Stick Up Kid, Greedy. My other favorite song on the album, I Can't, has a great tune to it. The chorus from this song is great: " Even when your hustling days are goneĪnd all those gold-digging women disappear It includes his most famous hit to date Must Be Nice, a song in which he explains what qualities he looks for in a girl. This is my personal favorite album of his. He was released from prison in late 2002. Here is one of the videos sent in that helped jump start his career. These performances were filmed and were eventually sent in so he could perform at Showtime at The Apollo. While in prison, he performed for the other prisoners. While in prison, he discovered Erykah Badu's music, and it motivated him to start making music and turn his life around. At the ripe age on 19, he went to prison for 10 years for arson. Lyfe Jennings was born on June 3rd, 1973 in Toledo, Ohio. I was inspired by all of the "Guide to Lil Wayne/Kanye West" posts, so I figured that I'd do my own.
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