Put Woodard

Case Woodard , born has New York, is one of the first singers to have started to work in the industry of R&B. He worked with largest artists R&B or of the Rap like Usher and Ja Rule. He is under contract with Def Soul records.

In 1996 Case leaves its 1st album the same name, one finds there tubes like Touch Me Tease Me with raspy the Foxy Brown and the singer Mary J. Blige, but also splendid individual the The Nutty Professor , disc of gold after being entered a few weeks before in the 4th place of the charts.

The second album of Box, Personal Conversation left in 1998, gold disc also. It is made up amongst other things of Happily Ever After directly entered in the 3rd place of the R&B charts and 15th of Hot 100. The second individual Think Of You does not have had success and is classified 50e in R&b charts.

Its third album called Open Letter leaves in 2001 and was like the preceding gold disc, it contains good pieces like individual the Missing You', first in the R&B charts. Put took part in the original soundtracks of the films Rush Hour , The Best Man and Professor Foldingue 1 and 2

The 4th album of Box, The Blaxl Pink Xperience forever considering the day, it was to leave in 2004 but the very bad sales of the 1st individual Shoulda Known Betta (Featuring Ghostface) extracts from the album convinced the recording company not to produce it. The individual one appears however on the original soundtrack of the film Johnson Family Vacation . These events does not prevent it from taking part in the round " Ladies Night Out Tour" in 2006 with Ginuwine, Jagged Edge and Donnell Jones.

The October 4th 2006, Skeleton Key Entertainment which belongs to Mega Media Group, Inc announces the signature of the singer who currently works on its 4th album with Timbaland and T-Bread but also Jill Scott, Michelle Williams of Destiny's Child and probably Tom DeLonge de Angels and Airwaves.

Discography

1996: Box (album)
1998: Personal Conversation
2001: Open Letter
2008: TBA

External bond

'' Biographie of Box '' on www.musicianguide.com

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