Profile
Famous as :
R&B singer, songwriterBirth Name :
Chester JenningsBirth Date :
June 03, 1978Birth Place :
Toledo, Ohio, USAClaim to fame :
Single "Must Be Nice" (2005)
Artist of the Week: Lyfe Jennings
April 28, 2008 02:04:50From an ex-con to a musician, Lyfe Jennings is the perfect example of how taking the hardship of life into good accounts can make a really big difference. The singer's impressive life story on top of the success he has achieved today have inspired AceShowbiz.com to pick him as the Artist of the Week in the week 18 of 2008.
Beside pocketing high achievements, Jennings is also due to release another project called "Lyfe Change" on April 29. The album will be his third effort after the platinum-selling "Lyfe 268-192" in 2004 and "The Phoenix" in 2006. The singer who puts himself in the R 'n' B category, has been particularly consistent in spawning his works to date with an album per two years.
Lyfe Jennings' 'Change' Cover Art and Tracklisting Unveiled
April 17, 2008 10:04:13Lyfe Jennings' new album is taking shape with the revelation of its album cover and full tracklisting. The album which is titled "Lyfe Change" simply uses the close shot of Jennings' face from his side and a dawn sun which is interpreted as the kind of "change".
Tracklisting are also available, containing as many as 15 tracks including two lead singles, "Cops Up" and "Never Never Land". Both tracks have received their video premiere with the latter specifically lifting the 'family theme' that the R 'n' B singer wants to project in the CD. The end credit of the video stated "Family, it never goes out of style".
Video Premiere: Lyfe Jennings' 'Never Never Land'
March 18, 2008 04:03:41The music video for "Never Never Land", a new joint from R'nB singer Lyfe Jennings has been premiered on BET. The song is the second single from Jennings' forthcoming album "Lyfe Change" that is due April 29 via Columbia Records.
"Never Never Land" has been preceded with the track "Cops Up" that was released late last year. The video itself portrayed Jennings recalling the past four years of his life that was started with violent lifestyle involving club fights. His girlfriend, however, never backs out on him throughout the years and in the end of the clip there is a quote from him that is read: "Family, it never goes out of style".
New Video: Lyfe Jennings' 'Cops Up'
November 17, 2007 01:11:45Lyfe Jennings will soon release the first single from his 2008 album, 'Change', but first of all he put a music video to it. Premiered is the clip for lead single 'Cops Up'.
The video took the set of East Coast area when when power supply was cut in New York state back in 2003. The residents of the community were pictured outside their homes, enjoying the benefit of their togetherness during the black out.
Three 6 Mafia Releases Ninth Album
April 04, 2007 11:04:07
Three 6 Mafia with its steady increase of album sales is on again to score another winning piece. "Last 2 Walk" is going to be the group's newest album due to hit the stores on May 22.
Claiming that it would be the best record even after the platinum "Most Known Unknown" (2005), DJ Paul revealed, "We got Lyfe Jennings, Paul Wall, 8Ball & MJG, Akon, The Game, Lil Jon and Lil Wayne. It's hot as hell!" The group also records this album with recently joining member Project Pat.
Young Buck's New Album Gets Real
March 13, 2007 10:03:10
Setting a more real theme in new album "Buck The World", Young Buck employs some of his life experience to be slipped in his lyrics. The rapper's ultimate goal in making this record are to keep it real and to re-ignite the dying flame of hip-hop sales.
Working under the label run by 50 Cents, G-Unit Records, Young Buck expressed his concern over the declining sales of hip-hop records yet he refused to be let down by this. He said that it just 'fuels his fire'. As a start, his new album which is due March 27 has released its first single "Get Buck" and it immediately entered #55 on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.
Christina Aguilera Is Back to the Top Album Chart
August 24, 2006 10:08:58
Christina Aguilera always does something in the biggest way possible. And marks her comeback to the music scene the pop singer really is serious about it which is apparent through her latest album "Back to Basics" which according to Nielsen SoundScan sold 342,000 copies in the week ended Sunday August 20th, such amount that bring the set to the very top position of album chart.
What's more "Back to Basics" also scores abroad, opened at number one in the U.K., Canada, Australia, Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Ireland, among others. Lyfe Jennings' "The Phoenix", in the meantime, sold more than 135,000 copies to secure the 2nd spot and then followed by Trace Adkins' "Dangerous Man" at No.3 with 115,000 copies. Meanwhile, Cherish is at the 4th spot with their album "Unappreciated" sold 91,000 copies.
