Faith (1995)
Evans released her debut album on August 29, 1995. The self-titled CD, Faith, became a hit based on the songs "Soon as I Get Home" and her debut single "You Used to Love Me." Her 3rd & 4th singles, "Ain't Nobody" and "Come Over," respectively, failed to make any real impact on Urban and Pop radio, with the latter track failing to chart at all. The album (and Faith's stage name) were originally just simply "Faith"; but shortly after the album's release, Sherri Carter of BET's Video Soul stated that Faith appended her last name to both her stage name AND the album title in an attempt to distinguish herself as more than The Notorious B.I.G.'s wife[citation needed]. The release also contains a cover of the Rose Royce hit "Love Don't Live Here Anymore" featuring Mary J. Blige.
March 1996, the album was certified Platinum and sold over a million copies, according to RIAA. By that time the rap war between Biggie and rapper Tupac Shakur had intensified, which turned personal for b
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Evans Dated Musician And Producer Kiyamma Griffin, Which Produced Daughter Chyna. She Later Split From Griffin, But From His Help, Evans Worked As A Session Singer With Al B. Sure, Whom She Met Through Producer Sean "Puffy" Combs. Combs Liked Evans's
Evans dated musician and producer Kiyamma Griffin, which produced daughter Chyna. She later split from Griffin, but from his help, Evans worked as a session singer with Al B. Sure, read more...
Faith (1995)
Evans released her debut album on August 29, 1995. The self-titled CD, Faith, became a hit based on the songs "Soon as I Get Home" and her debut single "You Used to Love Me." Her read more...
Keep The Faith (1998)
After marrying Todd Russaw and having a third child, named Joshua; Evans released her long-awaited follow-up, Keep the Faith in 1998. Unlike the solemn approach to her first album, read more...
Faithfully (2001)
Evans released her third album, 2001's Faithfully, which included the hit singles "You Gets No Love" (#8 R&B) and "I Love You" (#2 R&B). For the album's promotion, Evans read more...
The First Lady (2005)
Evans rebounded with a record that many of her fans have proclaimed as her strongest record to date, The First Lady (released on April 5, 2005) her Capitol record debut album. After read more...
Faith Renée Evans (pronounced /feɪθ ɛvəns/) (born June 10, 1973) is an American singer, songwriter, record producer, actress and author. Often referred to as the read more...
Evans is set to release a “tell all†book, titled "Keep the Faith: A Memoir", on August 29, 2008. It is said to detail the highs and lows of the singer’s life, read more...