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Release Date: 2007-07-24, Audio CD, BGP / Beat Goes Public

Get Used to It by The Brand New Heavies on CD The most surprising thing about Get Used to It is that the Brand New Heavies sound very much like an honest-to-gosh band instead of the instrumental unit with a hired frontwoman they always have been. Out of the BNH crew for a decade, vocalist N'Dea Davenport returns and it's both familiar and just like starting over. Young upstart hunger drips out of the opening "We've Got," a slinky slice of funk that introduces what's going to be a mature album with...

Artist: The Brand New Heavies ; Title: Stay This Way (Remixes) ; Label: Delicious Vinyl ; Category: Vinyl Singles

Release Date: 2005-05-10, Vinyl, Delicious Vinyl

Product Description BRAND NEW HEAVIES Live In London (2009 UK 21-track 2-CD album set - The Brand New Heavies have enjoyed a 20 year career to date, and have sold over 3 million albums. In 2006, the band re-united with N'Dea Davenport for a comeback album, 'Get Used To It', and have been touring consistently as a unit ever since. This live album was recorded at Indigo2 in London in October 2008, in front of a sell out crowd. At the time, you could purchase the CD on the night and it was available...

Artist: The Brand New Heavies ; Title: Elephantitis: The Funk & House Remixes 2 ; Label: The Funky Chemist Recordings ; Category: CDs

Many of the artists who were part of Britain's soul scene of the late '80s/early '90s, including Soul II Soul, Lisa Stansfield, and Caron Wheeler, took a high-tech, neo-soul approach, combining '70s-influenced RB and disco with elements of hip-hop. The equally impressive Brand New Heavies, however, used technology sparingly, stressed the use of real instruments, and were unapologetically retro and '70s-sounding through and through. Drawing on such influences as the Average White Band and Tower of...

Many of the artists who were part of Britain's soul scene of the late '80s/early '90s, including Soul II Soul, Lisa Stansfield, and Caron Wheeler, took a high-tech, neo-soul approach, combining '70s-influenced R&B and disco with elements of hip-hop. The equally impressive Brand New Heavies, however, used technology sparingly, stressed the use of real instruments, and were unapologetically retro and '70s-sounding through and through. Drawing on such influences as the Average White Band and Tower of...

BRAND NEW HEAVIES Midnight At The Oasis (1994 UK 4-track CD single - featuring the Radio Version of the title track, plus Live Versions of Back To Love and Fake, as well as Mind Trips [Ealing Broadway Mix]; issued in a tri-fold digipak picture sleeve, with space for the limited edition remix CD BNCDP5)

BRAND NEW HEAVIES Midnight At The Oasis (Deleted 1994 UK 4-track CD single including Radio, Extended & Opaz 7" versions plus Rogers Brand New Radio Anthem Mix, picture sleeve BNHC5MI57821)

R&B Dance Alternative Dance Acid Jazz Hip-Hop/Urban Contemporary R&B House

The Brand New Heavies: Simon Bartholomew (guitar); Andrew Levy (bass); Jan Kincaid (drums). Additional personnel includes: Gang Starr,...

This album finds the BNH heading back to the groove-driven, horn-splashed, hand-clapping funk of their debut album, with N'Dea Davenport stepping back into her role as diva/lead vocalist. Following the string of distinguished rappers who made BNH's sophomore album a brave if not wholly successful attempt to infuse rap with the energy of live instruments, Davenport delivers the consistency that was missing from that effort. Repeated listens show this album to be catchier than it initially seems (as...