COLOR ME BAD MOVIE

COLOR ME BAD MOVIE

The singles set the stage for the first Color Me Badd album, C.M.B., which sold over three million copies and spawned the gold-selling number one pop hit ''All 4 Love'' as well as the Top 20 singles ''Thinkin' Back'' and ''Slow Motion.'' Color Me Badd's next single was another movie soundtrack song, ''Forever Love'' from Mo' Money, their sixth consecutive single to reach the Top 20. They followed it with the gold-selling ''I Adore Mi Amor,'' which hit #1 on both the pop and R&B charts. Released as a single, the song topped the R&B charts, went Top Five pop, and enjoyed double-platinum sales. They broke through with their performance of ''I Wanna Sex You Up'' on the soundtrack of New Jack City. They proved adept at both churning dance tunes and sincere ballads. He has dedicated his life and musical artistry to addiction awareness and mental healthcare advocacy, focusing on issues affecting minorities, marginalized and underserved communities, as well as philanthropy work.This vocal quartet Color Me Badd formed as high school students in Oklahoma City before relocating to New York. Having lived with addiction for over 25 years, Abrams has now put his focus on his mental and physical health, and proudly in his third year of recovery. Bryan is best known around the world as the original lead singer, frontman and founding member of the hit 90’s crossover group Color Me Badd. He is available for speaking engagements, media interviews and special guest commentary.īryan Abrams is an internationally-recognized, Grammy-nominated, American Music Award and Soul Train Award-Winning R&B/Pop Singer-Songwriter with over 12 million albums sold worldwide, three Billboard #1 Hot 100 and R&B hits, and an inductee of the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame. Abrams is actively recording, as well as pursuing film and book projects. While he is unable to share details of the settlement, Abrams is prepared to open up vulnerably on details about overcoming his challenges with addiction, fame, fatherhood, depression and weight struggles. “After a lifetime of struggling with addiction, I’m at the stage in my recovery where I want to inspire hope in others struggling with mental health, substance use and eating disorders.” In honor of upcoming National Recovery Month (September), Abrams plans to use his notoriety and artistry to speak out on his healing journey. At this point, my only focus is doing what I love, getting healthy and providing for my family,” Abrams shared candidly. While enduring financial hardship as a result of the legal battle and the COVID-19 pandemic, Abrams spent the last several years taking power back over his life and focusing on his family, mental health and sobriety.Ībrams recounts passing up many opportunities over the last 30 years to record and perform as a solo act out of his commitment to the band he helped create, including turning down a recording deal offered by the late, legendary Andre Harrell. The settlement follows a lengthy federal lawsuit after tensions in the group boiled to the point of a media-sensationalized on-stage fallout. “It should never have to go that far for an addict who wants treatment, or their family, to get the help they need.” “I had to get to the point of being suicidal in order to get support,” confided Abrams. Abrams has turned his focus toward empowering others to get healthy and to bring awareness to the injustices within substance use and mental health treatment through his music.Ībrams had been told repeatedly by medical professionals that if he wasn’t suicidal or homicidal, he wasn’t a candidate for getting help. Abrams effectively left the group in 2020, but stayed focused on his recovery and will now embark on a long-awaited solo career. Now in his third year of sobriety, Bryan Abrams, former lead singer and frontman of the multi-platinum, award-winning, Billboard chart-topping iconic 90’s R&B/Pop crossover group Color Me Badd, formally announced today that he has reached an undisclosed settlement with his former bandmate to sell the CMB trademark. By Crystal Willis 0 Bryan Abrams Leaves Color Me Badd and Brings Awareness to National Recovery Abrams to Focus Long-Awaited Solo Career on Bringing Awareness to National Recovery and Celebrating His Third Year of Sobriety

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