Erykah+badu

A neo-soul singer with some of the finest interpretive gifts since the swing era, and an uncompromising innovator who dug deep into experimental R&B. Collection includes: 'Baduizm' (1997); 'Baduizm Live' (1997); 'Mama's Gun' (2000); 'Worldwide Underground' EP (2003); 'New Amerykah Part One (4th World War)' (2008); 'Live' (2009); 'New Amerykah Part Two (Return of the Ankh)' (2010).

"Next Lifetime" is the second single from Erykah Badu's debut album, Baduizm. Released in 1997, this UK CD5 from Kedar Entertainment/Universal UK features five different mixes of the song, including a live version and a studio instrumental.

Prompted by Drake's "Hotling Bling," Erykah Badu quickly recorded this loose, phone-themed mixtape, an official Motown release, with help from producer and fellow Dallas dweller Zach Witness. It's a trivial if fun diversion. Badu puts her spin on "Hotline Bling," quotes "Tyrone," and appends a "ghost of Screw" mix of "Telephone" to one of the low-slung new tracks. Original content is greatly outweighed by covers of songs originally recorded by New Edition, Usher, Egyptian Lover, and Todd Rundgren (via the Isley Brothers). Appearances from a Drake soundalike, Aubrey "Itsroutine" Davis, add to the mixtape's peculiarity. André 3000 joins in on the Rundgren cover, while Seven Benjamin, his and Badu's son, picks up a co-writing credit on the eighth track.

Bag Lady is the 2000 single by American soul singer Erica Wright, better known under the pseudonym Erykah Badu. This was the first single from her second album, Mama's Gun and is a promotional disc, released by Motown.

Smooth Jazz Tribute To Erykah Badu is a 2007 compact disc by The Smooth Jazz All Stars, recreating many of Erykah Badu's favorite hit songs and cherished album cuts into the world of smooth jazz. This came out through Copycats.

This is the 1999 soundtrack album to the film The 24 Hour Woman. This features music from Siedah Garrett, Common featuring Erykah Badu, Celia Cruz, Joe Cuba, Frankie Negrón and many more. This was released by WEA Latina.

Make The Music 2000 is the 1999 debut album from Rozell Manely Brown, who is better known as Rahzel The Godfather Of Noise, or simply as Rahzel, a former member of the rap group The Roots. This was released on MCA Records during the same year The Roots released Things Fall Apart. This is an enhanced CD which featured the video for "All I Know". The enhanced portion is only with the lossless version of the CD.