Changing Faces (group)
American R&B duo with a 2013 comeback and legal dispute.
Changing Faces is an American female R&B duo active from 1994 until a hiatus in 2000. The group returned to the studio in 2011 and released a new single in 2013, though a planned reunion was later halted by a legal dispute between the members.
Quick Facts
- Origin
- Manhattan, New York, United States
- Genre
- R&B
- Years active
- 1994–2000; 2013
- Label
- Big Beat/Atlantic Records, CRC Records
- Current members
- Charisse Rose; Reefy Scott
- Past members
- Cassandra Lucas
Facts from the source article.
Other ventures
Cassandra Lucas launched her solo career and co-founded CRC Musik with her husband Noel “Chris” Absolam and Richard Smith in September 2013. Her first solo single, "Damn," came out that same month. She followed with "Music & a Beat" in July 2017, then "Give Love a Chance" and "I Love You" later that year. Her 2018 single "Name on It" became a hit on the Urban AC chart. Lucas released her debut album, Long Way Home... The Intro, in April 2019. Meanwhile, Charisse Rose performed at a 1990s World Pride Concert in June 2019, joined by new member Reefy Scott.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Changing Faces (group) from?
Changing Faces originated in Manhattan, New York, United States.
Which record labels has Changing Faces (group) released music on?
Changing Faces has released music on Big Beat/Atlantic Records and CRC Records.
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