[2] Wilson was the primary rapper on all of the rap-based tracks that appeared on the album, and was responsible for the lyrical content.
[3] The Incredible Sound Machine, which tended to favor new jack swing and house music over hip hop, was considered both a critical and commercial disappointment.
[4] Following the demise of Mantronix, Wilson paired with Amel Larrieux to form the duo Groove Theory.
[5] In 1996, he collaborated with Babyface, and the two co-produced "You're Makin' Me High," a smash hit single for Toni Braxton that went #1 on both the R&B and Pop charts.
Bryce has achieved two Billboard number ones as a writer in 2015, Secondcity's "I Wanna Feel", which went #1 in the UK and No.