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Lloyd Biography
R&B star
Lloyd will return to the game with his third effort,
Lessons In Love. The July 15th
release comes strapped with the hard-driving lead single “How We Do It”
featuring Ludacris.
Lloyd will be playing a string of tour dates along with a FREE concert live on
DeepRockDrive.com on Sunday May 25th at 4PM PST. The concert will
allow fans to interact with Lloyd with digital applause, song requests, and
more.
After making his
major mark on the music scene in 2004 via "South Side," the Top 20-placing
love-struck anthem on which he collaborated with Ashanti, Lloyd released his
debut disc of the same title. In the years that have followed, he's proven
himself as a legitimate industry player, generating hits like 2006's
chart-topping "You" and the infectious "Get It Shawty," which saw Top two
placement last year. The latter was spawned from his gold-selling sophomore
disc, Street Love.
In June 2008, Lloyd returns with his third effort, Lessons In Love. The
hard-driving lead single, "How We Do It" featuring Ludacris, a party track
written by Lloyd and Wood Works and produced by Baby Boy & Superkidd, a group of
promising up-and-comers based out of Inglewood, California. Lloyd says of the
track, "It's pretty much reppin' where you're from and having pride in your
community." The album sees Lloyd re-teaming J-Lack, the mastermind behind "Get
It Shawty." Eric Hudson, famed for Kanye West's "Flashing Lights", and with
beat-men Jasper Cameron & Big Reese. Lloyd also enlisted some additional heat
working with, Polow Da Don and the team of Tricky & Dream ("Umbrella" & "Bed").
The level mix of club-bangers and ballads presented on Lessons In Love varies in
subject matter, from physical lust to true love; Lloyd communicates with his
strong fan base through terms they can relate to. He nods to the time-honored
sport of girl-chasing on tracks like "Around the World" and acknowledges the
realities of sexual activity on "Party All Over Your Body," a seductive ballad
dropped over a fast-moving drum bass resulting in an organic, mid-tempo gem.
"Lose Control," which features Nelly, dares ladies to let go of their
inhibitions and embrace their wild sides, taunting, "I'm trying to find out how
low can you go/Free your mind of doubt/Let love rule your soul/Take the time out
so we can loose control…."
But at 22, Lloyd is ready to embrace maturity. Songs like "Lose Your Love" –
which cunningly borrows the chorus from ‘80s rock band Outfield's hit "Your
Love" – and "Have My Baby" touches on genuine love and relationships.
Growing up in a largely-female household gave Lloyd a deep-rooted respect for
women and has helped tune his antenna to the fairer sex. His sensitivity comes
through on tracks like "Treat U Good" – on which he flips his vocal style to a
fast staccato – and "I Can Change Your Life," a moving, beautifully-produced
piece sure to secure the cross-over potential heard on "You" and "Get It Shawty."
This ladies man not only enjoys pursuing women, but uplifting them as well.
Lloyd's performing arts education not only helped him hone his natural-born
talent but also gave him an important outlet to express himself that has stuck
with him throughout his career. Since releasing his debut single, Lloyd has
gained more confidence in his craft and his identity as an artist. His energetic
performances on the Scream Tour have proven his ability to command a crowd and
he's counting on his new project to further cement his brand.
Lloyd aspires to be successful behind the scenes as well; He's launched his own
label, Young Goldie Music -- on which his last two projects were released –and
he's prepped to sign his first artist, Bronx, New York-based Tokyo Diva. He's
also taken on endeavors outside of the music world. The Atlanta-raised performer
has given back to his birth city of New Orleans by taking part in rapper and New
Orleans native David Banner's 2006 Heal the Hood Concert benefiting displaced
Katrina victims. He donated 50 tickets for the show to children from fellow
heartthrob Usher's New Look Foundation, which helps create avenues for young
people to enter the business side of sports and entertainment. He also travels
to speak to kids across the country with producer and musical mentor Dallas
Austin in support of the fellow Atlantan's new project that builds recording
studios in area public schools. All of this encompasses Lloyd the person.
With a successful recording career, business savvy and a connection to the
community, Lloyd is one young person on which youth has clearly not been wasted.

Lloyd
Lessons In Love - August 5, 2008
The Inc / Universal Motown
http://www.myspace.com/lloyd
Tracklisting
1. Sex Education
2. Girls Around The World feat. Lil’ Wayne
3. Treat U Good
4. Year of the Lover
5. I Can Change Your Life
6. Lose Your Love
7. Have My Baby
8. Love Making 101
9. Party All Over Your Body
10. A Day In The Life
11. Touched By An Angel
12. I’m Wit It
13. Heart Attack
Audio
& Video
Lloyd – “My Valentine” from the new album Street Love in stores March
13th.
Discography
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Southside (2004)
The Inc/Def
Jam |
Street Love (2007)
Universal
Music Group |
Lessons In Love (2008)
The
Inc/Universal Motown |
Title (year)
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"ATL Tales / Ride Wit Me" fear. Ja Rule
"Hey Young Girl"
"Southside " feat. Ashanti
"Feelin You"
"Take It Low"
"Hustler" feat. Chick Santana
"My Life"
"Caddilac Love" feat. Taniya Walter
"Trance" feat. Lil Wayne
"Feels So Right"
"This Way"
"Miss Lady (Interlude)"
"Sweet Dreams"
"I'm A G"
"Yesterday"
"Southside (Remix)" |
"Lloyd (Intro)"
"You" feat. Lil Wayne
"Certified"
"I Don't Mind"
"Get It Shawty"
"Incredible"
"Valentine"
"Hazel"
"Player's Prayer"
"Killing Me"
"Take You Home"
"What You Wanna Do"
"StreetLove"
"One For Me"
"I Want You (Remix)" (Bonus Track) feat. Andre 3000 and Nas
"Drop It On The One" (Best Buy Bonus Track)
"Hit The Floor" (UK Bonus Track/Best Buy Bonus Track) feat. Matty P |
1. Sex Education
2. Girls Around The World feat. Lil’ Wayne
3. Treat U Good
4. Year of the Lover
5. I Can Change Your Life
6. Lose Your Love
7. Have My Baby
8. Love Making 101
9. Party All Over Your Body
10. A Day In The Life
11. Touched By An Angel
12. I’m Wit It
13. Heart Attack |
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