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Algebra

Algebra

Songwriter, Performer - "At This Time," "What Happened," "U Do It 4 Me," "Talk To Her"

The Atlanta native and Kedar Massenburg's newest protégé, Algebra, insists that one can only discover her sonically. No stranger to performing, Algebra has been lending her melodic voice to projects by Monica and Bilal for years. As the music scene in Atlanta became the hot bed of popular music, Algebra taught herself to play guitar and performed regularly at open mics. This organic approach permeates her music. Algebra can easily be pop, rock, rap funk or crunk, yet she can breathe ballads effortlessly. Collaborating with award-winning songwriter and producer Brian Michael Cox on "What Happened" quickly proved to be a true showcase of her brilliance. This soulful ballad is delivered so honestly and with such vulnerability that it appears as an autobiography. As the first artist to be released on the revamped Kedar Entertainment Group, Algebra enters the contemporary soul music landscape following legacies created by artists like D'Angelo, Erykah Badu and India.Arie all of whom developed under the watchful eye of Massenburg.


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