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'''Slick & Rose''' |
'''Slick & Rose''' was an Atlanta-based pop, new wave and R&B duo that formed in 2000. The duo is composed of Nikki "Slick" Ervin, from Mobile, Alabama, and Sabrina "Rose" Harvey, from New York City. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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== Awards == |
== Awards == |
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*''Teen Diaries Online'' Featured Artist<ref>"[http://www.teendiariesonline.com/blog/?tag=slick-and-rose ARTIST ON OUR RADAR: Slick & Rose] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110716202701/http://www.teendiariesonline.com/blog/?tag=slick-and-rose |
*''Teen Diaries Online'' Featured Artist<ref>"[http://www.teendiariesonline.com/blog/?tag=slick-and-rose ARTIST ON OUR RADAR: Slick & Rose] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110716202701/http://www.teendiariesonline.com/blog/?tag=slick-and-rose|date=2011-07-16}}", [[Teen Diaries Online]] 2008-11-17</ref> |
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*''MAYBELLINE/'''JANE''''' Magazine 2007 Reader-Produced CD Winners |
*''MAYBELLINE/'''JANE''''' Magazine 2007 Reader-Produced CD Winners |
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*''Billboard'' Magazine's Breakout Act of 2005 |
*''Billboard'' Magazine's Breakout Act of 2005 |
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Revision as of 15:09, 19 June 2024
Slick & Rose | |
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| Origin | Atlanta |
| Genres | Pop, New Wave, R&B |
| Years active | 2000-2011 |
| Labels | Soul Hippie Music Group, LLC |
| Members | Nikki "Slick" Ervin Sabrina "Rose" Harvey |
Slick & Rose was an Atlanta-based pop, new wave and R&B duo that formed in 2000. The duo is composed of Nikki "Slick" Ervin, from Mobile, Alabama, and Sabrina "Rose" Harvey, from New York City.
History
They have opened for and/or performed with musicians including Common, Kindred The Family Soul, Phife Dawg, Angie Stone, Sugarland, Vivian Green, Scratch, Donnie, Joi, Slum Village, Nappy Roots, Edwin McCain, Van Hunt, Chingy, DJ Drama, Janelle Monáe, Dead Prez, John Legend and Kanye West.
Awards
- Teen Diaries Online Featured Artist[1]
- MAYBELLINE/JANE Magazine 2007 Reader-Produced CD Winners
- Billboard Magazine's Breakout Act of 2005
- Creative Loafing Magazine's Best Atlanta R&B/Soul Act[2]
- Black Girls Rock! Award, presented by Atlanta's premier tastemakers
- MySpace Music Artist of the Week
Tour appearances
- Okayplayer/Black Lilly Tour, Japan
- Common – One Day It Will All Make Sense Tour, USA
Discography
- 2003: Objects in the Mirror
- 2007: Winter Spells, Vol. 1 Mixtape
- TBD: Ambitious Intellectuals
Compilations/guest appearances
- "Move Your Body" and "Ain't Nothing Gonna Stop Us" - MoBonics
- "Welcome to Atlantis" - Wordslife: A Thin Line between Poetry and Hip-hop - Aqiyl
- "Dance, Groove" - 2003 - Vintage Vegetarians - Proton
- DJ Drama Automatic Relaxation Mix CD 4 - 7
- "What'cha know about the LRG?" - LRG Magic Show Compilation
- "Can You Stand the Reign?" - The Reign Begins
- "Milk and Honey" feat. D.R.E.S tha Beatnik - Have Mic…Will Travel: The Live Experience
- "Love According to Dexter" - Dexter's Laboratory - Phife (A Tribe Called Quest)
- "You Know You Want It" - Phife (A Tribe Called Quest)
- Hennessey Compilation
- Fader Magazine's Suite 903 Compilation mixed by DJ Drama
- MySpace Hip-Hop Compilation, Vol. 1
- MAYBELLINE/JANE Magazine Reader-Produced CD
- "California Dreaming" and "Pole Position" - The Humdinger - Nappy Roots
- Information Age - dead prez - date TBD
Films
Slick & Rose's music has been featured in the award-winning films Premium and Yellow.
Notes
- ^ "ARTIST ON OUR RADAR: Slick & Rose Archived 2011-07-16 at the Wayback Machine", Teen Diaries Online 2008-11-17
- ^ "Poets, Artists and Madmen: Critics' Picks", Creative Loafing 2005-9-28
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