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12 Sep

Posted at 03:30h in Interviews, Music, Return To The Classics
C.M.B. was released on July 23, 1991 by Giant Records. With their debut album, Color Me Badd landed on the musical radar in the midst of New Jack Swing's dominance on urban and popular culture. During this juncture, there were an abundance of New Jack Swing artists leaving an indelible imprint on the hearts and minds of youths and adults alike. For Color Me Badd, the door of opportunity presented itself in the form of the New Jack City movie soundtrack. Color Me Badd seized the opportunity and they were rewarded for their efforts. Due to the overwhelmingly successful record, “I Wanna Sex You Up,” Giant Records signed the group to a record deal and gave them only a month to record their debut album. Color Me Badd became the first R&B act signed by Cassandra Mills, who was President of the record company's urban division. The group delivered on their promise with their debut offering and they reached an extraordinary level of success worldwide.