Groove Theory

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Groove Theory is an American R&B duo best known for their mid-1990s hit single "Tell Me" and their smooth blend of soul, hip-hop, and contemporary R&B.

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Groove Theory (album) 2
Groove Theory canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf musical duo
activePeriod 1993–1999
associatedAct Amel Larrieux (solo career)
linked to: Amel Larrieux

Bryce Wilson (as producer)
bestKnownFor single Tell Me
countryOfOrigin United States
debutAlbum Groove Theory (album)
linked to: Groove Theory
debutAlbumReleaseYear 1995
era mid-1990s R&B
formedIn 1993
genre R&B
contemporary R&B
hip hop soul
neo soul
soul
hasCertification Tell Me certified gold in the United States
hasChartSuccess Tell Me reached the Billboard Hot 100 top 10
hasFanBase R&B listeners of the 1990s
influencedBy contemporary R&B
hip hop
soul music
labelDebut Epic Records
member Amel Larrieux
Bryce Wilson
musicalStyle smooth blend of soul, hip-hop, and contemporary R&B
notableWork Groove Theory (album)
linked to: Groove Theory

Tell Me
originCity New York City
originState New York
producer Bryce Wilson
productionStyle laid-back, groove-oriented beats
recordLabel Epic Records
Sony Music
reunionPeriod 2010s
song Angel
Baby Luv
Come Home
Good 2 Me
Hey U
Keep Tryin'
Ride
Tell Me
Tell Me (Remix)
Time Flies
You're Not the 1
vocalist Amel Larrieux
vocalStyle smooth, melodic vocals

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Bryce Wilson memberOf Groove Theory
Groove Theory notableWork Groove Theory (album)
linked to: Groove Theory
Groove Theory debutAlbum Groove Theory (album)
linked to: Groove Theory