Soul Sistah - Студийный альбом от Marva King. В альбом вошло 18 треков.

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Marva King ‎– Soul Sistah. Label: Expansion ‎– XECD 50. Format: CD, Album. Country: UK. Released: 2006. Producer – Dapo TorimiroProducer – Marva KingWritten-By – Dapo Torimiro, Marva King. Backing Vocals – Niomesha Wilson, Shirley Brewer-Garden, Valerie Young Drums – Mike White Horns – Bobby English, John DaversaProducer, Arranged By – Dapo Torimiro, Marva KingWritten-By – Dapo Torimiro, Marva King.

Soul Sistah Marva King. This album has an average beat per minute of 100 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 88/113 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist Soul Sistah.

In stock now for same day shipping. Home Hip Hop/R&B . Expansion. Format: CD Cat: XECD 50 Released: 25 May 06 Genre: Hip Hop/R&B. 6. "Baby This Love I Have".

Marva King: best 2 tracks. Marva King, Stone paxton - The One R&B Soul Compilation Vol. 1, 2010 03:31. Marva King - If You Say So The One, 2009 04:13.

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Marva King - How I Feel 03:26. Marva King - Room in Your Heart 04:08. Marva King - Afro (Interlude) 00:36. Marva King - U Need a Soul Sistah 04:41. Marva King - Sexay 04:15. Marva King - Let Your Hair Down 03:17. Marva King - Wolfman Jack 04:02. Marva King - Mellow Danger 04:48. Marva King - Just Can't 03:59.

King does get serious on "Sistah," a neo-soul tune that honors black women specifically and all women in general. King's lyrics don't get in the way of the beats, but she proves to be a deft and nuanced songwriter. Vocally, King knows when to pull out her big gun of a voice and when to depend on sass and sex appeal. When the lyrics are supposed to be fun, King has fun with them. She uses "If You Say So" to display her vocal range. With the exception of "Holla" a ballad that includes an unneeded rap at the end, the songs King puts on the EP The One will keep club goers on the dance floor. Marva King is not just appealing to the eyes, but has the whole package as a "real deal" top tier dance music performer.

King’s mesmerizing delivery inspired Larry Flick to write in Billboard, Marva King is a supreme diva, and her name will go down in history as one of the best. In 1997, Prince took her on the road, under his wing, and made her a member of his group, New Power Generation (NPG)-a stint that included recording on his New Power Soul album.