Name: The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill
Brand: Lauryn Hill

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74646903520

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Limited edition

Release date

1998-08-25

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Supplier US

Sony

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Sales:8.875

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Artist

Lauryn Hill

Genre US

R&B / Neo-Soul

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American singer-songwriter, rapper, recording artist, musician, producer, and actress born on May 26th, 1975 in East Orange, NJ. She gained recognition as a member of the Fugees. In 1998, she launched her solo career with the release of the commercially successful and critically acclaimed album "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill". The album earned her five Grammy Awards including Album of the Year and Best New Artist.After her debut success, Hill stepped away from the public eye due to her dissatisfaction with fame and the music industry. After a four-year break, she released "MTV Unplugged No. 2.0", a live recording showcasing deeply personal songs performed mostly solo with an acoustic guitar.Today, Lauryn Hill prefers to stay out of the spotlight and is known for being a mother to five children with Rohan Marley, son of reggae legend Bob Marley.

Critically and commercially acclaimed solo album by female Fugee Lauryn Hill. Originally released on August 25th , 1998, it has been widely praised for its seamless fusion of R&amp;B, Hip Hop, Reggae, Gospel, and Neo-Soul. The songs vary in style, but make for a cohesive album. In 1999, the album garnered 10 Grammy nominations at the 41st Grammy Awards. When Hill won 5 Grammies that night, her achievement made her the first female to receive that many in one night. The album includes collaborations with soul singer D'Angelo on Nothing Even Matters; guitarist Carlos Santana on To Zion; singer Mary J. Blige on I Used to Love Him and well as then little-known John Legend playing the piano on Everything is Everything.

The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill

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