‘I Care 4 U’ was originally planned for Aaliyah’s sophomore album Aaliyah began recording her sophomore album One In a Million in 1995 – a year after the release of her debut albu ...

Blackground Records 2.0 and Empire have uploaded two posthumous compilation albums from the late singer Aaliyah to streaming platforms. While the songs included in the albums have already been ...

Aaliyah Dana Haughtonaccomplished much in the 22 years she was afforded. She recorded three seminal R&B albums, all of which sold at least one million records. She starred in a hit movie.

But all the dope beats that Aaliyah left us to step to — after ... 10, followed by her greatest-hits set, “I Care 4 U,” on Oct. 8. It’s a shame it took 20 years, but Babygirl’s music ...

Aaliyah’s music is now available on digital streaming platforms following a contentious dispute between her original record label and her estate, with the star’s self-titled third album ...

1996's classic One In A Million was recently added, and today brings her 2001 self-titled (and final) album ... posthumous compilations I Care 4 U and Ultimate Aaliyah are scheduled to hit ...

Albums "ΛΛLIYΛH," and "I Care 4 U" will follow on Sept. 10 and Oct. 8, respectively. So what took so long? The delay, according to Hankerson, stemmed from disagreements with Aaliyah's estate ...

Today, her final, self-titled album — which came out 20 years ... Still to come are the compilations I Care 4 U and Ultimate Aaliyah, which will arrive on 10/8.

“Miss You” was the first single from “I Care 4 U.” It was recorded in 2000 and meant for Aaliyah’s never-completed third studio album. 8. “Where Could He Be” Aaliyah collaborated ...

10) and the posthumous compilations “I care 4 U” and “Ultimate Aaliyah ... Blackground Records was planning to release Aaliyah’s albums for streaming. More than 15 years after her ...

An Aaliyah fan listens to her music on August 27, 2001 at a Virgin Megastore in New York City. An Aaliyah fan listens to her music on August 27, 2001 at a Virgin Megastore in New York City.

and “Aaliyah” (2001) — which have never been legally available on streaming services — along with a greatest-hits compilation and one called “I Care 4 U” that may be a posthumous ...