And I gotta be the one to fill your life with sunshine. Baby, I gotta be the one you love (Im telling you that) I gotta be the one you feel. Take my heart, hold it tight, its true love. R&B quartet, Jagged Edge has proven to be as timeless as their music. Is it real, what I feel could it be you and me. Breaking into the industry in the 1990’s, the group has offered music lovers ballads, dance tracks, and other hit singles that have stood the test of time.

The Atlanta based singer-songwriters are back again to capture fans as only they know how as the group prepares for their seventh studio album. Singersroom: Being R&B veterans, what would you all say is the secret to a group’s longevity in this industry? Recently Jagged Edge (Brandon, Brian, Kyle, and Wingo) gave Singersroom an exclusive interview in which they revealed their secrets to longevity in a group, if they feel pressured to compete with today’s male R&B artists, and what advice they would give to the Jagged Edge of the ’90s. Jagged Edge: For a group I would say the first thing is to keep God first. With all the different opinions and ways of doing things it’s good to have something that centers everybody and that has definitely been our relationship with God. It can also be used half-time at 55 BPM or double-time at 220 BPM. Second most important thing is to respect one another. I Gotta Be is a song by Jagged Edge with a tempo of 110 BPM.

You don’t have to be a lead singer to have an opinion. Chorus: Jagged Edge & (Brandon) He cant love you like I love you (Woah, woah) Baby, you know it too (He cant love, he cant love) And you should never wanna be with a man if he cant be a man. You don’t have to not be heard because you aren’t the lead singer either.

Singersroom: How have you been able to reinvent yourselves throughout the years? As long as that type of respect flows from every member of the group then things are usually okay. Jagged Edge: First of all you don’t want to lose who you are as an artist but at the same time you want to infuse what’s new and what’s different. Heartbreak Jagged Edge began their mainstream recording career with the single 'The Way That You Talk'.

Jagged edge i gotta be