After 7

New jack swing - r'n'b - quiet storm vocal trio
Formed in 1987 in Indianapolis, Indiana, U.S.A.
Their members are the brothers of Babyface, Kevon Edmonds and Melvin Edmonds and their college friend. They released three albums between 1989 - 1995. Their biggest hits were the L.A. & Babyface produced "Ready Or Not" (opens in a new tab), " Heat Of The Moment" (opens in a new tab) and "Can't Stop" (opens in a new tab). In 1992 they included in their second album and released it as a medley single the double cover of "Baby I'm For Real / Natural High" (opens in a new tab) (hits for Originals in 1969 and Bloodstone in 1973 respectively). They have contributed to the soundtracks of "The Five Heartbeats" (opens in a new tab) with "Nights Like This" (opens in a new tab) (1991), "Sugar Hill" (opens in a new tab) with "Gonna Love You Right" (opens in a new tab) (1994) and "Beverly Hills, 90210 - The College Years" (opens in a new tab) with Diane Warren-penned "Not Enough Hours In The Night" (opens in a new tab) (1994). In 1997 they covered Daryl Hall & John Oates' "Sara Smile" (opens in a new tab) to include it in their Virgin compilation "The Very Best Of After 7" (opens in a new tab). In 1989 - 1993 they contributed backing vocals in recordings of Bobby Brown, Johnny Gill, Mary Davis and Pebbles.