Midnight is the hour at which you ask yourself, вЂњDo you know where your man is?вЂќ Well, Omarion accounts for his time with someone else at midnight with this slow, seductive ballad. Ice Box is an all too real account of heartbreak, missed relationships, and moving beyond loveвЂ™s disappointments. Ice Box is one of the first songs, which give us a quick peek at OmarionвЂ™s flair for the use of rhythmic poetry and possibly first-hand experiences. As co-writer on many songs, Omarion hopes to show fans вЂњa deeper insight of what goes on inside my head,вЂќ and he adds, вЂњLove is always the topic.вЂќ OmarionвЂ™s powerful lyrics represent the stream of thoughts that he is coming into his own by truly exposing his unique talent with each track, each line and note.

The new OmarionвЂ™s album 21 is packed with equal doses of ballads and mid-tempos and allows listeners to peep his flavor. The stream of thoughts about love and life 21 is taking us back to the foundation of the rhythm and blues crooners who can get us excited about listening to real music again. 21 is one of those albums you play all the way to the end without skipping to your favorite songs. His sense of style is deeply influenced by R&B trends it can best be described as a mix of street styles tempered with soul and romantic ballads. At the end of 2006 year, Omarion released his sophomore album entitled 21.

The unexpected breakup forced Omarion to strike out by himself, and he showed the world a style all his own. Under the tutelage of his half-brother Marques Houston (of IMX fame), the talented Omarion was able to grow as an artist under B2K's wing, until the group split up in 2004. In 2001, Omarion joined a different kind of 'gang' - boy band B2K. Like many of his neighborhood contemporaries, he was in danger of becoming a gang member, but his emphasis on work kept him from squandering his youth. Born and raised in Inglewood, California, Omari Ishmael Grandberry, better known as Omarion, R&B singer and actor, began his career at age of five.

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