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Zhané (pronounced Jah-Nay) was an American R&B/hip hop soul duo, best known for their 1993 hit "Hey Mr. D.J.", which reached #6 in the U.S. Other popular hits include "Groove Thang" (U.S. #17) and minor hit "Sending My Love," both released in 1994. The group was part of Queen Latifah's Flavor Unit collective.

Given a high-profile spot on the all-star compilation Roll Wit tha Flava as their first recording opportunity, Zhané lived up to the pressure and came away with one of the hip-hop party anthems of all time, "Hey, Mr. D.J." Jean Norris and Renee Neufville initially met while both were studying music at Philadelphia's Temple University (Norris is originally from Rhode Island, Neufville from Jamaica). After meeting Naughty by Nature member Kay Gee, Zhané impressed the producer enough to go right into the studio to record for Roll Wit tha Flava. When "Hey, Mr. D.J." was released as a separate single as well, it hit number six on the pop charts and earned the group a contract with Motown in 1994. Their debut album, Pronounced Jah-Nay, produced two further Top 40 hits ("Groove Thang," "Sending My Love") and went gold by the end of the year; it achieved Platinum status 2 years later. Zhané kept busy during 1995-1996 with spots on tracks by Busta Rhymes and De La Soul as well as new songs of their own on the NFL Jams and NBA 50th Anniversary compilations and the soundtracks to Higher Learning and A Low Down Dirty Shame -- the latter, "Shame," became their fourth Top 40 hit.

Norris and Neufville released the follow up album Saturday Night in 1997, co-produced by Kay Gee, Eddie F., and themselves. The release featured the hit single "Request Line." A remix with different lyrics and raps by Queen Latifah followed. It peaked just outside the Top 40.

Since the group's dissolution, Jean Baylor released the independent solo album Testimony: My Life. Renee Neufville became involved in Roy Hargrove's RH Factor project.
[edit] Discography
[edit] Albums
Year Title Chart positions Certifications
(sales thresholds)
U.S. U.S. R&B
1994 Pronounced Jah-Nay

* Released: February 15, 1994
* Label: Motown

37 8

* US: Platinum

1997 Saturday Night

* Released: April 22, 1997
* Label: Motown

41 8
[edit] Singles

* "Hey Mr. D.J." (1993)
* "Groove Thang" (1994)
* "Sending My Love" (1994)
* "Vibe" (1994)
* "You're Sorry Now" (1994)
* "Shame" (1994)
* De La Soul feat. Zhane: "4 More" (1995)
* Busta Rhymes feat. Zhane: "It's A Party" (1996)
* "Request Line" (1997)
* "Crush" (1997)
* Naughty by Nature feat. Zhane: "Jamboree" (1999)

Videos: Zhane

Crush

Groove Thing

Hey Mr. DJ

Request Line

Sending My Love

Shame

Vibe


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	Videos: Zhane Crush Groove Thing Hey Mr. DJ Request Line Sending My Love Shame Vibe Zhané (pronounced Jah-Nay) was an American R&B/hip hop soul duo, best known for their 1993 hit "Hey Mr. D.J.", which reached #6 in the U.S. Other popular hits include "Groove Thang" (U.S. #17) and minor hit "Sending My Love," both released in 1994. The group was part of Queen Latifah's Flavor Unit collective. Given a high-profile spot on the all-star compilation Roll Wit tha Flava as their first recording opportunity, Zhané lived up to the pressure and came away with one of the hip-hop party anthems of all time, "Hey, Mr. D.J." Jean Norris and Renee Neufville initially met while both were studying music at Philadelphia's Temple University (Norris is originally from Rhode Island, Neufville from Jamaica). After meeting Naughty by Nature member Kay Gee, Zhané impressed the producer enough to go right into the studio to record for Roll Wit tha Flava. When "Hey, Mr. D.J." was released as a separate single as well, it hit number six on the pop charts and earned the group a contract with Motown in 1994. Their debut album, Pronounced Jah-Nay, produced two further Top 40 hits ("Groove Thang," "Sending My Love") and went gold by the end of the year; it achieved Platinum status 2 years later. Zhané kept busy during 1995-1996 with spots on tracks by Busta Rhymes and De La Soul as well as new songs of their own on the NFL Jams and NBA 50th Anniversary compilations and the soundtracks to Higher Learning and A Low Down Dirty Shame -- the latter, "Shame," became their fourth Top 40 hit. Norris and Neufville released the follow up album Saturday Night in 1997, co-produced by Kay Gee, Eddie F., and themselves. The release featured the hit single "Request Line." A remix with different lyrics and raps by Queen Latifah followed. It peaked just outside the Top 40. Since the group's dissolution, Jean Baylor released the independent solo album Testimony: My Life. Renee Neufville became involved in Roy Hargrove's RH Factor project. [edit] Discography [edit] Albums Year Title Chart positions Certifications (sales thresholds) U.S. U.S. R&B 1994 Pronounced Jah-Nay * Released: February 15, 1994 * Label: Motown 37 8 * US: Platinum 1997 Saturday Night * Released: April 22, 1997 * Label: Motown 41 8 [edit] Singles * "Hey Mr. D.J." (1993) * "Groove Thang" (1994) * "Sending My Love" (1994) * "Vibe" (1994) * "You're Sorry Now" (1994) * "Shame" (1994) * De La Soul feat. Zhane: "4 More" (1995) * Busta Rhymes feat. Zhane: "It's A Party" (1996) * "Request Line" (1997) * "Crush" (1997) * Naughty by Nature feat. Zhane: "Jamboree" (1999)
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