Questlove went to his high school prom with ‎Amel Larrieux of Groove Theory fame. We provided proof down below. ‘Coming To America’ Turns 30: How Hip-Hop Still Celebrates Eddie Murphy’s ...

When I ask Larrieux about the blurring of musical genres ... where she spent her freshman and junior years coincidentally, at the same time Questlove, Black Thought, Christian McBride and Boyz ...

He took the singer Amel Larrieux to prom ... An early title card declares “Summer of Soul” a “Questlove jawn,” the Philly version of Brooklyn’s “Spike Lee joint.” ...

Singer Amel Larrieux, whose debut Epic solo album, "Infinite Possibilities," was infused with spacy electronics, futuristic funk, and jazzy rhythms, brings that same soulful consciousness to ...

An urban chanteuse by birth, Amel Larrieux grew up in a West Village "artists building" in New York City, her parents exposing her early to a community of artists and artistic experiences that ...

Amel Larrieux’s fans sung along to every word as the former lead vocalist of Groove Theory performed her hit singles “You Will Rise”, “Sweet Misery” and “You the Ish” live at The ...

One of the CDs I wore out that year, one of the albums that brought a little sunlight to my soul and kept my head up was Infinite Possibilities by Amel Larrieux (that’s A-MIL La-ROO).

Amel Larrieux broke out onto the music scene back in 1995 as one-half of Groove Theory. Her effortless vocals and thoughtful songwriting, coupled with Bryce Wilson’s production produced hit ...

In some instances an album’s messages reach beyond simply music. Amel Larrieux’s demo album, BraveBird sends out messages of the horrors that females and African Americans are constantly working to ...