Color Me Backk - Bryan Abrams returns

Color Me Badd’s lead singer, Bryan Abrams is set to release his solo debut in 2007 and bring RnB back to the Irish.

Color Me Badd’s lead singer, Bryan Abrams is set to release his solo debut in 2007 and bring RnB back to the Irish.

First off the ranks may be a cover of the legendary Donny Hathaway classic, A Song For You [see Sole's Bottle Of Humans].

“I’ve been so many places in my life and time…I’ve acted out my love in stages with ten thousand people watching… I know your image of me is what I hope to be I’ve treated you unkindly but darlin’ can’t you see there’s no one more important to me…”

“That’s my life right there,” Abrams stops abruptly, speaking with eurweb.com, to interject. “It might offend people because everyone has their favorites. Donny is a musical instrument. The things he can do with his voice.”

After battles with labels, alcohol and an overwhelming push to record ‘bubble-gum pop songs’ Bryan is poised to return to RnB. He also had this to say about his soon-to-be contemporaries:

Christina Aguilera: “I think she’s a real R&B artist.”
Justin Timberlake: “Justin is a schooled artist. Justin is more dance than soul music.”
Robin Thicke and Jon B: “I really thought they were going to blow up bigger than Justin.”
Kevin Federline: “He’s making all of us look bad. He needs to go back to the trailer park.”

Color Me Badd’s last real hit was All 4 Love in 91.