With the raw soul energy reminiscent of his hero Teddy Pendergrass, this is one you don't want to miss. B.O.C. Music Presents: The Man, The Music, The VOICE.

16 MP3 Songs in this album (78:27) !
Related styles: URBAN/R&B: Soul, EASY LISTENING: Adult contemporary

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OMAR CHANDLER

With the smoothness of Teddy Pendergrass, the soulfulness of Frankie Beverly and the heart of a lion without fear. Itâs easy to envision Omar Chandler: A regeneration of soulfulness that compels people to dance in the street. Amazingly his gravel voice emits a pulse stopping, harmonious sound that appeals to the heart of old school lovers, and the hip-hop generation. The Harlem- born Chandlerâs music career began way before his first appearance at the Apollo Theatre Amateur night in the 80âs, which he won hands down, according to a very enthusiastic crowd.

Omarâs musical resume highlights the rest of the story: A featured appearance on Rob Baseâs hip â hop classic, âJoy and Pain.â He released his debut self-titled album on MCA. He has also added his voice to reggae artist Shelly Thunderâs hit, âWorking Girl.â And who can forget the melodious tempo that supported Rich Niceâs hit, âThe Rhythm?â Working with notable artists such as Teddy Riley and Bobby Brown really helped expand Omarâs ever-growing popularity in the music industry. And without hesitation we add to that list, top R&B producers Rodney âDark childâ Jerkins, Bink Dog and Pharrell.

Snatching fares in New York City as a cab driver to climbing the ladder of success on the R&B music chart wasnât an easy ride. Omar had obstacles he had to deal with. And one was trying to fit in. âIf it donât fit, donât force it, let it happen naturally,â is his new motto. Following his motherâs wisdom and advice, âdonât get on a high horse, and stay humbleâ has sat Omar on a course to achieve all of his dreams. He doesnât need to fit in, to satisfy the masses.

âTo err is human; to forgive is divineâ (Alexander Pope) is a sentiment, quietly thought of, or verbally spoken by many people, including Omar Chandler. That may have compromised his appearance on the music circuit, and had his many fans asking themselves, âWhere is Omar Chandler?â The good news is that Omar has overcome some personal, untimely setbacks and he is back in the studio. The inspiration for his new release âDaddy Come Home,â was inspired by a book written by childhood friend, Anthony Chisolm, entitled âPlease Daddy Come Home.â

Omar proudly admits that the lure of the âBig Head Hundredsâ is enticing, but it is not the reason why he sings. First and foremost I love to sing, Omar says. âAnd I will always sing, whether or not Iâm getting paid!â Proudly Omar admits that his desire is, through this gift of singing that God has blessed him with, to help others to put a smile on their face, and in their heart. Now how is that for loyalty to an art you love?