Never Say Never
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Hot on the heels of her 32nd birthday last week, we salute R&B singer-songwriter and actress Brandy by taking a look at her classic 1998 album, Never Say Never. Having released her debut album Brandy four years earlier at the age of 15, [interestingly featuring Rahsaan Patterson and Robin Thicke behind the scenes] Miss Norwood piqued many people’s interest. Brandy had gone on to become the muse of the hit TV series Moesha and had garnered the love of many who could identify with her character. Brandy had matured in both life and her vocal ability and this is the premise of the creation of the album. She was paired up with the little known, soon to be powerhouse producer Rodney “DarkChild” Jerkins and his team of talented writers, including LaShawn Daniels. With other names involved in the creation process being Marc Nelson, Dianne Warren, David Foster, Harvey Mason Jr and Dallas Austin, the album was set up with the muscle to make the album perform well. All that remained was for Brandy to bring her vocals into the mix. She did, and the results were phenomenal.