Hi-C
Hi-C was an R&B group that formed in the mid-1990s. Their song "Sitting In The Park" became a hit, known for its summery feel and romantic lyrics. They...
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Hi-C was an R&B group that formed in the mid-1990s. Their song "Sitting In The Park" became a hit, known for its summery feel and romantic lyrics. They released their debut album "Swing My Way" in 1996, which featured that track.
The group's lineup included Anthony "Treach" Criss, Donald "DeVante Swing" DeGrate, Dalvin "D. Black" DeGrate, and Leon "Hump" Haywood. They followed up with another album called "Helluva Nite" in 1997. Other songs in their catalog include "2 Skanless," "Big Girls Need Love Too," and "Bullshit."
Internal tensions led to some members leaving the group over time. They put out two more studio albums before their run ended. Their music blended soul and R&B with hip-hop touches, built around smooth vocal harmonies.
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