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Aleem - Casually Formal

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Album Details: Casually Formal

Release Date:01/01/1986
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Track List: Casually Formal

  1. Love's on Fire
  2. Two Faces
  3. Confusion
  4. Stay
  1. More Than a Million
  2. Think
  3. Fine Young Tender
  4. Dance to the Groove

Pro Reviews: Casually Formal

  • All Music Guide

    The Aleems' brand of electro-techno funk/rock gained a small cult following in New York, NY and with scattered fans worldwide. They managed small hits on their own Nia label with "Release Yourself," "Get Loose," and "Confusion," which resulted in the Atlantic deal. Leroy Burgess (ex-leader of Black Ivory and identical twins Tunde-Ra Taharqa Aleem goes for the brass ring with fine examples of what they do: "Love's on Fire," "Two Faces," and "Dance to the Groove"; the album mixes upbeat dancefloor jams with mid-tempo romps, and ballads. They added "Confusion," originally released on Nia, for this set. The Aleems, with Burgess and Sonny Davenport, wrote and produced all the material. Burgess also recorded with The Aleems as Calebur.

    - Andrew Hamilton, All Music Guide

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Biography

Aleem

Comprised of two brothers who can trace their music business roots back to the late-'60s Greenwich Village scene (where they shared an apartment with Jimi Hendrix), the Aleems are most noted for forming Nia Records in the early '80s. The label became home to such notable rappers as Marley Marl and MC Shan and helped develop the careers of MCs such as Sparky D. After Nia... Read more