Credits:

Hi-Five

Description:

The single "I Like The Way" (1991), produced by Teddy Riley, who led legendary R&B groups such as Guy and Blackstreet, reached No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 (the famous dance choreography of EXILE's "Choo Choo Train" is strongly believed to have been influenced by the "I Like ), and their second album "Keep It Goin' On" (1992), in which R. Kelly participated as a songwriter, laid the foundation of the R&B scene that continues to this day, and has become the dream of many R&B singers/artists. The group is a great R&B group that has been a favorite of many R&B singers and artists. I worked with the High Five at the start of my career. When they write a great song, it's great for the R&B scene."-Vincent Hurlburt (Lady Gaga's producer) "High Five opened new doors for young vocalists. Lead vocalist Tony Thompson released a solo album "Sexsational" in 1995, which featured Babyface and Mary J. Blige, and 10 years after the release of his solo album, he released "The Return", a revival of High Five with all members replaced except Tony. Ten years after the release of his solo album, he released "Sexsational".However, with the news of Tony's death in 2007, High Five effectively disbanded. However, after Tony's death, three of the original members, Marcus Sanders, Treston Irby, and Sharon Gill, returned to the group, and the new High Five started up! The album also includes "This Love," a sweet R&B track by Denzel Remedios, a producer who has worked with SHINee and Girls' Generation, "Sunshine," a smooth mid-range track reminiscent of High Five's debut, and "Everything," a slow jam with tears by Aaron Lyles, a former member of hip-hop producer team Da Beatminers. Aaron Liles, a former member of the hip-hop producer team Da Beat Miners, has created a masterpiece that will delight fans of the past!

Tracklisting:

1. This Love
2. It’s Nothing
3. Sunshine
4. Favorite Girl
5. Different Kiss
6. Drop
7. Kit Kat
8. Everything
9. You
Never Know (Sandy Hook Tribute)
10. Christmas