Karyn White - Music
By Rych McCain International/Nationally Syndicated Entertainment Columnist
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Karyn White Enterprises TM
Karyn White
This Sultry Siren Of
Soul Is Back!
Photos
Courtesy of KWE
Karen White's new album Carpe Diem |
Making it to the top of the game in the
music business and then hopping off of that mountain to fall completely off of the
radar can be a nebulous position from which to make a comeback after an
eighteen year absence. But when you are sultry songbird Karyn White; returning
to the forefront of the music world is a very realistic prospect.
White and her gold & platinum |
After all,
white’s extensive background as a backup singer and songwriter for several hit
artists; a Soul Train Award and two Grammy Awards nominee; as well as a solo
career that spawned a double platinum self titled debut album (Karyn White) with the mega-smash hit “Superwoman” which became a classic
anthem and a gold follow-up album “Ritual
Of Love” which included another smash single “Romantic” that hit #1 on Billboard’s Hot 100 Chart has established
a lasting fan base which she can surely spring from. While out of the music
biz, White firmly established herself as an interior design expert as well as a
real estate professional and currently runs successful companies in both areas.
White's smash new single "Seize The Day" |
White has a new album “Carpe Diem” on her own KWE (Karyn White Enterprises) label
distributed via Lightyear/EMI, which dropped this week featuring the hit single
“Seize The Day.” She hasn’t lost a
beat. Her vocal pipes are better than ever while her looks are still eye candy
stunning. White’s biggest change without question is her mental maturity and
the vast treasure of wisdom she has gained from lessons in all facets of her
life experience. To sit down and seriously talk with White is an advance course
in the music business, relationships and dealing with the head games that
result. This lady tells it like it is and is quick to come clean about her
flaws and mistakes. Her new music is a blend of that wisdom and the direction
she is now going. White’s new album “Carpe
Diem” has a mature edge with the correct mixture of R&B, Funk, hip-hop
and smooth jazz. It the kind of music that grows on you, the more you listen to
it.
White and former husband Terry Lewis |
While she was at the pentacle of her
career in 1992, White married super record producer Terry Lewis of the famed
Terry Lewis and Jimmy Jam production duo. They had a daughter the following
year and were living fabulously in Minneapolis, Minnesota. To the outside world
she had it all i.e., the mansion, the man, the fame, the platinum and gold.
White and Lewis divorced seven years later in 1999. Having gone through the
experience of being a power couple in the music biz, what is white’s opinion or
advice on being married to someone in the same biz as you? She surprisingly
responds, “It’s a blessing. First of all we represent only one percent who are
doing it. It is really hard and it takes a lot of hard work and deduction. I
think it takes one to know one so I believe for me it was strength. I wasn’t
mature enough. Terry Lewis was an incredible husband, father, businessman,
producer, writer, everything. I wasn’t mature enough to understand really what
I had. It takes an understanding because your husband has to support what you
do. A lot of men would probably be insecure saying I don’t want my woman away
and not understand but Terry did. Yes, I would advise it”
White at home enjoying her poochie |
What did White learn most about herself
during her time off? “God had me. Wow, I felt like I was in the wilderness
because at a young age I was very faithful and I knew I had a calling. I knew I
was very driven. I was very successful at being able to make my dreams become a
reality through God opening doors and being in the right place at the right
time and hard work. But my personality and my character and the pains of just
growing up as a woman suffered. My mother really put focus on the fact of me
being an entertainer but you have to be the whole woman. She was like Martha
Stewart. She could cook and do all of that and I wish she would have given that
to me but it was like she wanted me to kind of be like what she wasn’t. So the
focus was on me being an entertainer since I was a little girl and this is what
I wanted to do.”
For more information please visit:
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www.Twitter.com/Karyns_World
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© 2012 Rych McCain Media/Syndication tm
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