R.S.V.P. Drop Sensual Debut Single ‘Money Everywhere’ | Ray J, Sammie, Bobby V and Pleasure P
Ray J, Sammie, Bobby V and Pleasure P deliver, on their debut single as new R&B group R.S.V.P.
“Money Everywhere” showcases every members unique melodic vocals over sensual production.
“There’s money everywhere
I want you up and down
And round this pole…nice and slow”
The lead single is produced by Kenny Kornegay and Maceo Mcgriff.
Check it out and stay tuned for more, from R.S.V.P.
As an independent artist, Ray J earned his first #1 single on the R&B charts with “One Wish.”
In recent years, the multitalented business shifted his focus from music, to the tech world. He secured a $31 million deal securing the launch of his electronics transportation brand Raycon.
Ray J stars in the VH1 smash #1 hit TV series “Love & Hip Hop – Hollywood.”
In 1998, Sammie visited the Apollo Theater where he made it all the way to the final round. Joyce Irby, of the 1980s all-girl group Klymaxx heard Sammie’s undeniable talent and became his manager. It was then that she introduced him to Grammy-award winning producer/songwriter Dallas Austin in the summer of 1999.
Dallas and Sammie had an instant connection and went right to work. That summer, Dallas signed 12-year-old Sammie to Freeworld Entertainment label under Capitol Records. Within three months, Sammie recorded and released Gold-selling album entitled “From the Bottom to the Top,” which included two Top 10 hits, “I Like It” and “Crazy Things I Do.”
After a successful debut, Sammie took a break from music to continue his education at West Orange High School. Sammie was featured on “Hardball,” a single from the 2001 So So Def soundtrack. With his consistent efforts, he graduated in 2005.
Once completed, a more focused and educated Sammie went back to his first love – music. In 2006, he signed to Austin’s reactive independent label, Rowdy Records. The new deal birthed Sammie’s self-titled sophomore album, “Sammie.” The successful album featured the Top 30 R&B single, “You Should Be My Girl” produced by Jazze Pha featuring Sean Paul of Youngbloodz. The song peaked at the #2 spot on BET’s 106 & Park, solidifying Sammie as a staple teen heartthrob. His second single, “Come with Me,” peaked at #3 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles, premiered on 106 & Park and was inspired by Michael Jackson’s music video “Stranger in Moscow.”
Through trials and tribulations, Bobby V has navigated through rough waters of the music industry. At age 13, he was one of the artists in Organized Noize’s teen vocal group MISTA, whose debut single, “Blackberry Molasses,” remains a classic to this day.
Always impressed by Bobby V’s vocal ability, when the timing was right Ludacris and late great Chaka Zulu, the President of Disturbing Tha Peace Records, offered him a deal.
Bobby’s first single, “Slow Down,” proved to be a wise choice for his foray as an adult vocalist, picking up hundreds of radio spins nearly from the first week of its release. As listeners hone in on Bobby’s extraordinary vocal ability, also teased by such tunes as “Love Dream,” in which he uses his falsetto in a manner reminiscent of classic singers from the 70’s. The poignant “My Angel,” focuses on the magical chemistry between a man and his true love.
Pleasure P first attracted international attention as a member of the recording group Pretty Ricky. His debut album, “The Introduction of Marcus Cooper,” featured the hit singles “Boyfriend #2” and “Did You Wrong.”
R&B Male Groups Returning | ‘Day 26’ Reunite + ‘RSVP’ Emerging
