Plantashun Boiz created unforgettable memories for those born in the late ’90s with their remarkable songs and albums. This Nigerian music group, made up of the trio of music masters Blackface, Faze, and 2Face, united to produce the awesome soundtrack “Iwo Ni Mo Fe.”
Listening to this track, you’ll understand why Plantashun Boiz had the potential to elevate the Nigerian music industry to one of the biggest in Africa.
They are also credited as pioneers of R&B in Nigeria, leaving a lasting impact on the country’s music scene.
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Pls what is the name of the American RnB group that first used this beat ( instrumental)
The beat (instrumental) used in Plantashun Boiz’s song “Iwo Ni Mo Fe” closely resembles the instrumental from “I Swear” by the American R&B group All-4-One.
“I Swear” was originally written by Gary Baker and Frank J. Myers and became a huge hit in 1994, with both All-4-One and country artist John Michael Montgomery recording popular versions. All-4-One’s version became especially famous in the R&B genre, and its instrumental seems to have inspired Plantashun Boiz’s “Iwo Ni Mo Fe,” released in 2000.
So, the American R&B group you’re referring to is All-4-One