Fun high energy unpredictable mix of pop rock and R&B.

11 MP3 Songs in this album (41:35) !
Related styles: POP: Today's Top 40, URBAN/R&B: R&B Pop Crossover

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Quote: "If you don't know Alvin "Abbey" Brazley & Lo-Boy's amazing silver Icon I don't know where you've been! Their single Gimme 1 mo is hot! This is the hottest most played, most blogged, most spun, most viral pop group out of Hawaii ever! And whoa, what a live show!" Kelly Clark / New music review
Quote: "Complete with major tie-ins to pop radio, custom car shows, runway models and new music enthusiasts everywhere. Lo-Boy's performances are so amazing, fans of all ages go nuts!" Brad Littleton / Iconic E-zine.
Quote: "We are pleased to introduce a group that is refreshing and exciting to listen too, as they are bringing their unique spin on Hip-Hop/R&B to their fans".
Isaac Joseph Davis Junior / Juniorscave
Quote: "Carat records recording artist aka Alvin "Abbey" Brazley Jr., introduces his album "The Re-Mix" with a challenge to the listener not to "make a bad judgment call and dismiss this group as just another "wannabe wonder" and adds, "there's really a lot about Lo-Boy that's surprising and original." He's not kidding about the "surprising" part -- after several mainstream hip-hop cuts and urban ballads, he suddenly changes style with an instrumental number done in the general style of Brazilian keyboardist Deodato. What's even more surprising is that somehow, in some way, it fits. Lo-Boy steps forward elsewhere as a writer and arranger with a smooth love-gone-wrong song, "U Promised Me," that shows his R&B roots and suggests deep appreciation for the black vocal groups of the '50s and '60s. "Shake It" is noteworthy for its retro sound that brings to mind the Impressions; it's easy to imagine Curtis Mayfield singing along. Falsetto vocals on another song suggest how "Shake It" might have sounded with Mayfield in the mix. Two other originals, "Don't Want Nobody" and "Gimme 1 Mo," demonstrate Lo-Boy's affinity for contemporary uptempo hip-hop. John Berger / Honolulu Star Bulletin
Press release: Singer-songwriter Alvin "Abbey" Brazley the only child of an African American steel worker from MS. & a southern IL. farm girl, along with pianist-singer Karyn Lyn Sarring, child of 2nd generation european immigrants, partner as.. âLo-Boyâ a fun, high energy blend of pop, rock and r&b. The big buzz is all about Lo-Boy's sensational âGimme 1 moâ the smash dance beat heavy, up-tempo hip-hop pop track with major spins and getting "added" everywhere. Along with "Fly-girl", which is Gimme 1 mo's extended version, off their red vinyl 12 inch single LP (in ltd. release). This one is Lo-Boyâs killer signature track that always gets the party started! Then flip the script & check out "The road that never ends", an inspiring, personal new song about inner strength and hope that "goes out to everyone trying to make it through" out there. Lo-Boy has a "crazy wild live show" complete with guest models, dancers & singers and stage visuals creating some really sensational performances.
Lo-Boyâs "genre blurring crossover styleâ incorporates such a wide range of influences, everybody identifies with.
This sound has spawned today's hottest recording artists like: Rihanna, Gnarls Barkley, Mariah Carey, T-Pain & many many others. This is a very exciting & unpredictable new musical concept group, so donât make a quick judgment call & dismiss Lo-Boy, because thereâs so much more to this act than just hype. The material, continuity and production on The Re-Mix album is solid, and the outstanding point you canât ignore here is, âLo-Boy has the recipe for longevity, in whatâs become a disposable industryâ. Remarkably, the key to their popularity is, their songwriting lends itself to a wider than usual variety of audiences.

Bio: One of Lo-Boyâs two core members is Alvin (Abbey) Brazley, successful singer-songwriter and x-Geffen & Victor-Japan recording artist with 2 gold records. Abbey has a powerful sweet and charismatic voice, commands enthusiastic audiences, produces & heads up Lo-Boy publishing & Carat Records. Lo-Boyâs amazing, classically trained, tall blonde keyboardist Karyn Lyn Sarring partners with Abbey, recording & performing. Karyn is a gifted pianist & vocalist, & instrumental in serving up the exciting layers of melody & rhythm in Lo-Boy's wall of sound they generate live. Quote: The Chicago natives share, "Singing in the backseat of our parentâs cars and in church choir was where it all started. Armed with a 2 inch analog tape machine and Pro-tools we had to learn to do everything ourselves. We never fit in anywhere. We were always too âthisâ or not enough of âthatâ. Everybody was always writing the same old thing. We had to constantly re-invent ourselves until the worldâs music finally grew together. Like styles and cultures have in many ways. Itâs so cool sharing so many similarities and differences. Todayâs recording artists are truly even more influential than when Ray Charles, James Brown or the Beatles showed us the future. Digital delivery has finally included everyone". Unpredictability is second nature to this group. Youâll be amazed what Lo-Boy has to offer! Listen, download tracks & ringtones or buy the cd & gear or please ask for and order Lo-Boyâs /The Re-Mix at your favorite retailer. Available thru Super-D distribution.