But it was the album’s slow cuts that captivating H-Town into the mainstream within their first album. The album had great up tempo cuts to compliment that New Jack flavor that was trending at the time.

This is where Fever For Da Flavor was created. But H-Town led by the very talented Dino Conner was talented enough to balance both of their styles and allowing H-Town to stay in a league of it’s on without sounding like carbon copies. Jodeci were already pushing the envelope with their sexual imagery and Boyz II Men done had the grown and sexy lane as stated earlier. Luke signing H-Town was a surprise because their were concerns about their image coming to play. It was what the 3 have dreamed of and it was a worthy investment for Luke. Performing in small clubs, venues and shows throughout the South, The lucked up when Luther Campbell(Whom was looking to launch his label Uncle Luke Records) discovered them and signed them to a lucrative deal. The group which consisted of twins Dino and Shazzam Conner and close friend Darryl “G.I.” Jackson decided to come together and attempt at gaining success in the R&B world.

But in 1993 Uncle Luke(whom was a rap star in his own group 2 Live Crew) introduced a young trio who provided the perfect balance of sensitive heart melting messages with seductive love-making anthems. But the beauty of it all was that none of these acts sounded identical, they had their own trademark sound with their own lead singers whom stood out indifferently. Boyz II Men on the other hand represented more of the grown and sexy side which is total opposite of Jodeci. Whereas Jodeci had the streets and also the hip hop crowd. Jodeci when they debuted in the early 90s brought the bad boy era into R&B with their expletive grooves and hip hop swagger. This was also a flourishing time for R&B groups(which is pretty extinct today) to emerge and branch out into super-stardom. Especially during the year of 1993 when you had talented black musicians such as Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, Bobby Brown, Janet Jackson, Prince and many others dominating the charts with chart topping hits and stellar albums. The mid 90s was an magical time to be a fan of R&B music.

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