I'm not surprised Solange got dropped, but at the same time this chick did produce a critically acclaimed set with lots of potential for appeal in all markets. The album's first single "I Decided" was genius, and the album's third single "T.O.N.Y." was definitely one of the best songs I had heard in a long time, in all areas from its song-writing to throwback instrumental.
It seems to me that Geffen just never put in the promotional effort for Solange as some of their other artists like Keyshia Cole because they figured people would automatically check out her music because she is simply Beyonce's sister.
Another problem, with the situation is Solange's vocals. Her voice just is not up to par so maybe this why she got dropped. She has limited range, and her tone isn't so sweet or crisp. Her voice works at times for fun songs like "I Decided," but in the end its not enjoyable to hear if she performed an a capella song.
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I feel what you're saying. She is not a strong singer BUT her songwriting skills are above average. I think she deserves a Grammy for at least that. But she does need more vocal work and experience but shes up there creatively. I hope to see more of her. In the age of when everyones dropping a mixtape. Shoot she should do one too. . .
You are absolutely right! She needs to put out a mixtape
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