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AIJUSWANASEING

AIJUSWANASEING

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Personnel includes: Musiq Soulchild (vocals); Ayana, Ayinke (vocals); Frankie Romano (guitar); Osunlade (bass, drums); Danny Sadnowick (congas); Eric Roberson (background vocals). Producers include: Andre Harris, Carvin Haggins, Ivan Barias, Osunlade, Keith Pelzer. Engineers: Carvin Haggins, Serban Ghenea, Louis Alfred III. "Love" was nominated for the 2002 Grammy Award for Best Male R&B Vocal Performance. Personnel: Musiq Soulchild (vocals, keyboards, background vocals); Ayinke, Ayana (vocals, background vocals); Isaac Phillips, Francesco Romano (guitar); Andre Harris (strings, keyboards); Pete Kuzma (piano, keyboards); Osunlade (Fender Rhodes piano, drums); James Poyser (organ, Wurlitzer organ, keyboards); Vidal Davis (keyboards, drums); Junius Bervine (keyboards); Ben Kenney (electric bass); Eric Tribbett (drums); Vikter Duplaix, Ed King (drum programming); Eric Roberson (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Comissioner Gordon; Steve Manning; Rob Chiarelli; Russell Elevado; Serban Ghenea; Tony Prendatt; Vikter Duplaix. Recording information: A Touch Of Jazz Studios, Philadelphia, PA; Axis Music Studio, Philadelphia, PA; Larry Gold Studios, Philadelphia, PA; Quad Recording Studios, New York, NY; The Blue Room, NY; The Cutting Room, New York, NY; The Ille Recording Studio, New York, NY; The Record Plant, Los Angeles, CA. Photographer: Kwaku Alston. The confusingly constructed title of the debut album by Musiq translates to "I just want to sing," and that intention is borne out impressively throughout this recording. The album's placement on Def Jam's Def Soul imprint is not insignificant, as Musiq is a true R&B/hip-hop hybrid. The arrangements aren't just R&B tracks with hip-hop beats grafted on, they're a true fusion of the two. It's also clear that Musiq stretches the boundaries in terms of his influences, as touches of everyone from Stevie Wonder to Bobby McFerrin can be heard in his delivery. Like any classic R&B singer, though, Musiq presents himself as a love man of the first degree, and the album's focus is decidedly centered on the ins and outs of romance.
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