Label: Warner

This funk album is a spinoff from the legendary P-Funk collective. Released in 1988 and produced by George Clinton and Bootsy Collins, it features contributions from several key P-Funk members, including Lige Curry (lead vocals and bass) and Andre Foxxe Williams (vocals and guitar). The album blends funk and New Jack Swing styles with a heavy use of drum machines and synthesizers, characteristic of Clinton's productions during this period.

This funk album is a spinoff from the legendary P-Funk collective. Released in 1988 and produced by George Clinton and Bootsy Collins, it features contributions from several key P-Funk members, including Lige Curry (lead vocals and bass) and Andre Foxxe Williams (vocals and guitar). The album blends funk and New Jack Swing styles with a heavy use of drum machines and synthesizers, characteristic of Clinton's productions during this period.

Soprano Fatma Said racked up prestigious prizes during her training years and became the first Egyptian singer to perform at Italy's La Scala opera house. She was signed to the major Warner Classics label in 2019. Said was born in Cairo in 1991. Her father, Ahmed Hassan Said, was an Egyptian opposition politician. Said attended a German school operated by the Sisters of Mercy of St. Borromeo, a Catholic organization, and then she began taking voice lessons with Neveen Allouba at the Cairo Opera House and immediately showed talent, appearing at a Christmas concert just three months later.

Soprano Fatma Said racked up prestigious prizes during her training years and became the first Egyptian singer to perform at Italy's La Scala opera house. She was signed to the major Warner Classics label in 2019. Said was born in Cairo in 1991. Her father, Ahmed Hassan Said, was an Egyptian opposition politician. Said attended a German school operated by the Sisters of Mercy of St. Borromeo, a Catholic organization, and then she began taking voice lessons with Neveen Allouba at the Cairo Opera House and immediately showed talent, appearing at a Christmas concert just three months later.

Chic - Chic-ism (1992) CD-Rip refers to the digital audio file version of the album Chic-ism by the American band Chic, which was released in 1992. This album marked the band's return after a long hiatus, and it was released through the label Warner Bros. Records.

A hugely successful guitarist and composer, Larry Carlton emerged from the Los Angeles studio scene of the late '60s, eventually becoming a popular contemporary jazz artist in his own right. Noted for his lithe technique, sweet-toned, blues-inflected sound, and distinctive use of volume pedals, Carlton first came to prominence as a member of crossover jazz and R&B outfit the Crusaders. From there, he developed into an in-demand session player, recording on up to 500 albums a year and appearing on over 100 gold albums.