It's also, like much of Jennings' work, extremely addictive. Change The Game (Intro) (Album Version) Walter Burch a/k/a Geech. Shadow (1) Murs (1) Mykestro (1) NAS (1) Ne-Yo (1) neo-soul (1) Nicolay (1) Nicole Willis (1) Nujabes (2) Ohmega Watts (1) outkome (1) Panacea. His breakout hit, "Must Be Nice," a bittersweet tale of a vicarious romantic, is sweet enough to make married women swoon, yet sad enough to make lonely men cry. Lyfe Jennings (1) Lyrics Born (1) Madlib (2) Madonna (1) Marco Polo (1) Mariah Carey (1) Matthew Santos (1) Matthew Shipp (1) MC Eiht (1) Messy Marv (1) MF Doom (2) Micheal Jackson (1) Moka Only (1) Mr. Hints of Al Green can be heard in love ballads such as "I Can't," while the ghost of Sam Cooke haunts "Cry." The melancholy of "26 Years and 17 Days" feels both earned and riveting. LaLa Brown - S.E.X., Lyfe Jennings - Pretty Is, Cops Up, I'll Always Love You, Keep Ya Head Up, Goodbye, Goodbye, Warriors, Biggie Nigga. Though it would be somewhat inaccurate to call Lyfe 268-192 neo-soul - it's very much pop music - it does convey a reverence for classic soul and gospel music. Lyfe Jennings - Never Never Land, Lyfe Jennings feat. After being released, the singer immediately began pursuing his music career: he recorded a demo on his second day after release and a month later he was performing before a national audience on the television program Showtime in Harlem (at the Apollo). Jennings spent his time behind bars wisely, learning to play the piano and even starting up a music program for other inmates. Lyfes romantic side emerges in love songs like, 'Must Be Nice,' & 'I Cant'. Songs like, 'She Got Kids', '26 Years, 17 Days' & 'Stick Up Kid', broadcast street life for the world to absorb. After being convicted of an arson charge, Jennings spent much of his early adulthood in prison - in fact, his debut album is named after his inmate number. Lyfes original folk/R&B/hip-hop style & Sam Cook/Al Green reminiscent voice, profess an intellectual stream of elevated consciousness. The New York Times referred to him as a 'socially minded R&B singer'. He plays the guitar, bass, and piano which he integrates into his music. Sure, Lyfe Jennings' tenor isn't perfect - it's rough and somewhat nasal - but it manages to convey a certain emotional resonance that isn't there in more technically proficient singers it's effective, but it's also appropriate considering the singer's back story. Chester Jermaine 'Lyfe' Jennings (born June 3, 1978) is an American R&B and soul singer-songwriter, record producer, and instrumentalist.
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