Changing Faces
Changing Faces formed in Philadelphia in 1991 with members Howard Hewett, Kevin Owens, Jasper Cameron, and Tony Stone. They signed with Elektra Records and...
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Changing Faces formed in Philadelphia in 1991 with members Howard Hewett, Kevin Owens, Jasper Cameron, and Tony Stone. They signed with Elektra Records and put out their self-titled debut album in 1994. That record included 'G.H.E.T.T.O.U.T.,' which became a hit single.
Their sound mixed R&B vocals with hip-hop beats, and they had other songs like 'Stroke You Up' and 'Visit Me' that got some play. But the group went through lineup changes and internal disagreements after that first album. In 1996 they released a single called 'Keep it Comin',' which some people read as a diss toward Boyz II Men.
Later albums didn't catch on the same way. The group eventually stopped putting out music together.
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