C.A.S.H.
C.A.S.H. was a late-1990s group from Brooklyn. Their name stood for Cash Ain't Shit Honey. They put out a few albums, starting with 1999's 'Culture Shock,'...
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C.A.S.H. was a late-1990s group from Brooklyn. Their name stood for Cash Ain't Shit Honey. They put out a few albums, starting with 1999's 'Culture Shock,' which had the track 'Play On Me.'
Their sound mixed R&B, hip-hop, and pop. Other songs from their catalog include 'Make Ends Meet' and 'True Love Never Lasts.' They released albums like 'Independence Day' in 2001 and 'Unleashed' in 2003.
At one point, vocalist Alexsa Harris left the group. They kept recording for a while, putting out 'The Phoenix' in 2006.
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