How U Gonna Live

Wordd
Label: Sony
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Audio CD
Release date:3rd October 2000

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Track Listing

1. It's All Good
2. Thank You
3. Learn to Pray
4. Better Day - The Wordd, Moore, Peter
5. How U Gonna Live
6. Help Me
7. They Know Not - The Wordd, Jones, Chris [10]
8. If I Never - The Wordd, Moore, Peter
9. Worthy One
10. He'll Deliver
11. This a Party - The Wordd, Rich, Juan
12. Oh Lord (We Give You Praise)

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The opening message--"Please recognize that this music is funky, it's unlike any other gospel music you've heard, prepare yourself"--has sealed the fate of The Wordd either to deliver the Holy Grail of what most artists strive for, or get tossed into the sea of eager but quickly forgotten performers. But, to their advantage, How U Gonna Live is a debut release, which leaves the fresh talent of brother duo Chris and Stan Jones free to color outside of the lines. Add the composing and producing genius of Grammy Award-winning Tony Rich to the mix, and the goods are sure to be presented with professional flare. One thing is for certain: these guys are sincere. Whereas some artists treat their message as mere subject matter, the Jones brothers have a depth of honesty that runs deeper than performed enthusiasm. Their refreshingly raw and powerful vocal styling provide the medium for these spirit-message-filled tracks. And yes, the music founding it all has an eclectically funky fascination. The R&B, hip-hop, and gospel flavors are combined in a way that has yet to be defined. Moving between the shadowy urban jam "It's All Good," the '70s sunshine funk of "Thank You," and the peaceful meandering of "Better Day," you'll likely find yourself excited to find out what happens next. This project will not soon be forgotten. --Israel Button