Richgirl can you afford me

The group later unofficially disbanded after all members of the group pursued solo careers and different endeavors. Lyndriette was signed to a production company at the age of 15 when she first met Harrison.

They kept in contact, and when Harrison decided to start the group, he immediately offered her a spot, "He knew me so by the time the idea came to him, he had me in mind and offered me the position".

Christina "Brave" Williams met Harrison at the age of 16, and as signed to his label as a solo artist. Williams left after a year due to creative differences; now with 3 years of development and hard work under her belt, Brave now savvy and more experienced is reintroduced to Harrison calling the shots. Brave presented to Harrison an idea he couldn't refuse - a girl group.

After carefully handpicking each member, Brave created the name and the creed for a group the world would later known as RichGirl. Audra Simmons relocated to Los Angeles to launch a solo career, and joined the group through an open audition. Audra said that she was "waiting tables by day and singing at night, that's when I found out about Richgirl I was the only girl they found through the actual auditioning process".

RichGirl began to work on their self-titled debut album in , due for release early Sevyn described the album as "motivational, empowering, fun and honest". The girls wrote several songs on the album and did their own vocal arrangements, although Lyndriette said they "didn't get an opportunity to write as much as we all liked only because it was a little rushed, and the label was pushing us to get it done".

As they continued work on their debut album, the girls performed at the annual Teen Takeover event in May , alongside Keri Hilson and Yung L. The group performed a minute set, which included their single, " He Ain't wit Me Now Tho ", snippets from their debut album and a cover of " Over the Rainbow ".

RichGirl saw their first official release with the promotional-single, " 24's " featuring Bun B on February 5, The girls' mixtape Fall in Love with RichGirl was released on Valentine's Day and was made available for free download on their official site.

With the shutdown, the girls and all other artists previously signed to these three labels would release their future material including their self-titled debut album on the RCA Records brand.

Following poor commercial success from official releases, speculation arose as the members of the group began to release music individually and follow different endeavors. Following the release of Chris Brown's Fortune , Se7en has been featured on the album as Sevyn removing the number "7", and adding a "v" and "y" instead. Audra is currently in the studio working with heavy hitter producers and should have an EP out late Known for their "powerful pipes," and strongest as a quartet, the group would cover songs such as Bruno Mars's " Grenade " and Lloyd 's " Lay It Down " with ease, attempting vocals that promise to "turn their man out.

Each song tells a specific story. One thing that we want to do is bring the singing back to the songs That's something that's lacking right now If there was a cross between En Vogue and certain elements of the Spice Girls, that's what we'd like to bring.

The individuality, but yet a whole. The group's name, RichGirl, refers to "a certain attitude and confidence, combined with individuality and talent that any girl might possess", rather than material items.

The group wants to "bring the singing back to the songs", which they feel is lacking in the music industry.

RichGirl is inspired by the looks, sophistication and classiness of En Vogue. The group later unofficially disbanded after all members of the group pursued solo careers and different endeavors. Lyndriette was signed to a production company at the age of 15 when she first met Harrison.

They kept in contact, and when Harrison decided to start the group, he immediately offered her a spot, "He knew me so by the time the idea came to him, he had me in mind and offered me the position". Williams left after a year due to creative differences; now with 3 years of development and hard work under her belt, Brave now savvy and more experienced is reintroduced to Harrison calling the shots.

Brave presented to Harrison an idea he couldn't refuse - a girl group. After carefully handpicking each member, Brave created the name and the creed for a group the world would later known as RichGirl.

Audra Simmons relocated to Los Angeles to launch a solo career, and joined the group through an open audition. Audra said that she was "waiting tables by day and singing at night, that's when I found out about Richgirl I was the only girl they found through the actual auditioning process".

RichGirl began to work on their self-titled debut album in , due for release early Sevyn described the album as "motivational, empowering, fun and honest". The girls wrote several songs on the album and did their own vocal arrangements, although Lyndriette said they "didn't get an opportunity to write as much as we all liked only because it was a little rushed, and the label was pushing us to get it done". The group performed a minute set, which included their single, "He Ain't wit Me Now Tho ", snippets from their debut album and a cover of "Over the Rainbow".

RichGirl saw their first official release with the promotional-single, "24's" featuring Bun B on February 5, The girls' mixtape Fall in Love with RichGirl was released on Valentine's Day and was made available for free download on their official site. With the shutdown, the girls and all other artists previously signed to these three labels would release their future material including their self-titled debut album on the RCA Records brand. Following poor commercial success from official releases, speculation arose as the members of the group began to release music individually and follow different endeavors.

Following the release of Chris Brown's Fortune , Se7en has been featured on the album as Sevyn removing the number "7", and adding a "v" and "y" instead. Audra is currently in the studio working with heavy hitter producers and should have an EP out late Known for their "powerful pipes," and strongest as a quartet, the group would cover songs such as Bruno Mars's "Grenade" and Lloyd's "Lay It Down" with ease, attempting vocals that promise to "turn their man out.

Each song tells a specific story. One thing that we want to do is bring the singing back to the songs That's something that's lacking right now If there was a cross between En Vogue and certain elements of the Spice Girls, that's what we'd like to bring. The individuality, but yet a whole.

The group's name, RichGirl, refers to "a certain attitude and confidence, combined with individuality and talent that any girl might possess", rather than material items. The group wants to "bring the singing back to the songs", which they feel is lacking in the music industry. RichGirl is inspired by the looks, sophistication and classiness of En Vogue. It's cool to meet different songwriters and see how it all works. Even if we're not sitting there writing, we are a part of the writing process because we've thrown the idea out there in terms of what we want to sing about or know about.

Working with Rich, since he knows us so well, maybe we'll inspire him with a new topic, or a more clever way of saying, 'We're going to the club.

But even if I haven't experienced a certain scenario, it might be something in Lyndriette's past; or maybe we have a sister who has the same story. So as long as we truly relate to the song, it's important for these messages to get out because we can relate as women. Members Brave and Lyndriette created alter-ego's for themselves, and introduced them on their personal YouTube channel on September 9, Richcraft RCA. April 29, Retrieved April 30, Archived from the original on September 15, Retrieved June 12, Archived from the original on May 27, Retrieved April 25, Retrieved December 23, The Washington Post.

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