Rell
Ladies may swoon over the tough-talking city boys, but in the end what they… Read Full Bio ↴Ladies may swoon over the tough-talking city boys, but in the end what they really want is an old-fashioned southern gentleman. A man who understands the importance of chivalry-- one who'll show up on the doorstep with a dozen long-stem roses just because, or will massage her feet after a long day at work. One who'll serve her favorite dinner by candlelight, or cater to her when she's sick. They want a brother who can make love to his woman every night, re-igniting all the fire and passion of their very first time. That's where the hypnotic, soulful and multi-talented RELL steps in. Hailing from the small, dusty town of Bowman, South Carolina, not only is RELL a certifiable vocal powerhouse, he's a bonafide gentleman.
Exuding the amorous spirit and old-school charm of those who hail from below the Mason-Dixon line--soul legends such as Stevie Wonder, Al Green and Sam Cooke-- RELL's poignant, thoughtfully penned lyrics are the perfect compliment to his goosebump-inducing pipes and multi-octave range… RELL is guaranteed to restore hope among soul aficionados weary of lewd lyrics and over-sexed R&B acts.
The former South Carolina State pre-med student's sizzling debut has been a long time coming. The first male R&B solo artist signed to Roc-a-Fella Records, RELL got his first break in 1998, appearing in Jay-Z's rap cult flick Streets Is Watching, and contributing the feel-good club banger Love For Free to the movie's soundtrack. Going on to sing hooks for nearly every Roc-A-Fella MC since --including Jay's It's Obvious and Freeway's Victim Of The Ghetto-- and appearing on The Message featuring Mary J. Blige from Dr. Dre's classic Chronic 2001, RELL knew it was just a matter of time before he could introduce his sophisticated, seductively retro sound to the masses.
I like speaking to the ladies on behalf of all the men out there, he explains of his confectionery ballads, most of which he wrote. I love the idea that a guy will hear what I'm saying, play it for his girl and say, 'You know what? That's how I feel about you, right there. That's what I'm trying to say. Sit down right here and press play,' he laughs. At the end of the day, I'm just the interpreter.
Contact/Booking Information:
5TH House Enterprises, LLC
alonda@fifthouse.com
Exuding the amorous spirit and old-school charm of those who hail from below the Mason-Dixon line--soul legends such as Stevie Wonder, Al Green and Sam Cooke-- RELL's poignant, thoughtfully penned lyrics are the perfect compliment to his goosebump-inducing pipes and multi-octave range… RELL is guaranteed to restore hope among soul aficionados weary of lewd lyrics and over-sexed R&B acts.
The former South Carolina State pre-med student's sizzling debut has been a long time coming. The first male R&B solo artist signed to Roc-a-Fella Records, RELL got his first break in 1998, appearing in Jay-Z's rap cult flick Streets Is Watching, and contributing the feel-good club banger Love For Free to the movie's soundtrack. Going on to sing hooks for nearly every Roc-A-Fella MC since --including Jay's It's Obvious and Freeway's Victim Of The Ghetto-- and appearing on The Message featuring Mary J. Blige from Dr. Dre's classic Chronic 2001, RELL knew it was just a matter of time before he could introduce his sophisticated, seductively retro sound to the masses.
I like speaking to the ladies on behalf of all the men out there, he explains of his confectionery ballads, most of which he wrote. I love the idea that a guy will hear what I'm saying, play it for his girl and say, 'You know what? That's how I feel about you, right there. That's what I'm trying to say. Sit down right here and press play,' he laughs. At the end of the day, I'm just the interpreter.
Contact/Booking Information:
5TH House Enterprises, LLC
alonda@fifthouse.com
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Rell Lyrics
As One (Blueprint 2) [Rell] We're the ones with the flame (Jay-Z: "Yeah") We're t…
Clean LP Version Why won't you give me a chance? When I'm giving you…
Could It Be Started out a boy that didn't know the game But some…
Darlin' "Ohhhhhhh Yeah New Rell Darlin My daughter Brianna Ohhhhh, …
do it all again I would change a thing, if I have to live…
Get Up I beat it up like Rocky when I’m in my…
GHETTO STASH (feat. Memphis Bleek) (Rell singing) (Verse One: Mem…
Here I Go Again Yo, I've seen Raj He been a friend for years Now your…
In The Club Reuel, stop playin' with these niggas Ayy, right now, right …
Intro Bitch its Lil Rell and im lit on the beat Told…
It's Obvious (feat. Jay-Z) (Intro: Jay-Z) Y-yea . . . The flow…
It's Obvious (feat. Jay-Z) (feat. Jay-Z) [Intro: Jay-Z] Y-yea . . . The flow so amazin…
Last Ride My dough my car my sanity You had it all…
Love for Free Roc-A-Fella y'all Jigga, Rell, '98 edition This is Roc-A-Fel…
Love For Free ) Uh huh uh, ji ji Roc-a-Fella y'all Jigga, Rell, nine-eight…
Never Knew A Love I lost my best friend an my rider My backbone an…
No Better Love For the ladies, OK girl I want to be your mother,…
On the Move Uh, Weeks Ave, Dipset I mean look at me I look like…
Pray IV reign (Mhmm) (Woahh) (Uhwoah) (Uhwoah) Can you pray for me? I keep…
Rain We can fuck around if we want No one has a…
Real Love (Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh) ooh la (Uh, uh, uh,…
Still Got Love For You For the record y'all, uh-huh I know you hear me, for…
Tear It Down She Likes the Way I Put It Down She likes the way I put It D…
The Message Hmm oh Hmm oh oh Hmm oh It's all my fault (Uhwoah oh) Couldn…
The Reason I tell you I love you I mean it yeah You…
U And Me U Gotta Feel Me I might integrate but not assimilate You…
Understand Me Still Yeah you know, just vibe with me, just understand my…
Victim Of The Ghetto Ch Down in my area, chk a chk uh.. real shit…
When will you see Why won't you give me a chance? When I'm giving you…