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‘What’s The 411?’ introduced to the world a fusion of R&B hooks and hip-hop beats.
Blackstreet’s debut album saw Teddy Riley find his footing again as a performer, while helping R&B crossover from urban radio to the Top 40.
In late 1988, the band went 'Once More Into The Bleach' with a remix album featuring new versions of their biggest songs.
Hip-Hop opened a can of concrete honesty and emotional turmoil with gritty soundscapes that at times felt like a Martin Scorcese movie filmed in the ghetto.
