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Since retiring in 2003, Michael Jordan has stayed out of the spotlight, while choosing to remarry, open free healthcare clinics, and act as the face of Jordan Brand. But now, Jordan is returning to the world of basketball like many of his NBA brethren by becoming a “special contributor” for NBC. The major network made […]
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From platinum hits to profound personal and professional challenges, Shazam Conner, a founding member of R&B group H-Town, has shaped the sound of a generation. This candid interview on The Madd Hatta Show offers an in-depth look at Shazam’s musical evolution, his group’s endurance, and how the spirit of Houston pulses through everything he does.
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Described as a “big sister,” Faith not only collaborated musically with 112 but also nurtured them during their early days in New York, even living with them and helping financially when times were tough. The conversation highlights how the label's artists depended on each other both personally and professionally, with shared experiences creating a genuine family dynamic that translated into their iconic music.
Parker also shares insights on group dynamics within 112. He highlights how each member’s unique strengths inspired his artistry. He reminisces about the familial bond within Bad Boy Entertainment. Especially, he remembers singer Faith Evans, who played a nurturing role for the group in their early days.