HD - April 2008 - R&B

Listen: Run The Spot
A remarkable and innovative new group, is how you can describe H.D., which consists of one unique rapper whose compared to no others in the business and an R&B Crooner whose style is as unique as the sun. “High Definition” (HD) stands for the names of Heron, 21, the raspy but poetic sensational Bronx, NY native rapper, whose voice hypnotizes the audience having them salivating for more and Dwaine, a Trinidad and Tobago native who immigrated to Los Angeles, CA at the tender age of twelve. Dwaine is a quadruple threat talent, being a singer/writer/actor/model and a very good and astute businessman who formed the group. Dwaine is an R&B singer with his own style compared to none. However, if you were to compare him to another singer/crooner you would have to compare him to a Michael Jackson, Joe and Mario. Vocally trained by the master himself, Grammy award winning songwriter, Gordon Chambers. Dwaine has opened up for Keisha Cole and Boyz in Da Hood the spring of 2005. Dwaine, at the age of 21, still has much more room to mature as a singer, which will eventually put him at the top of the list of the greatest singers who ever lived.

The trio met through Heron’s cousin the famous new singing sensation Sean Kingston, whose new wave Pop/reggae style has taken the world by storm, and whose Album dropped in late July 2007. H.D started recording at the famous Hip/Hop and R&B music producer’s studio, whose moniker is Lucky, located in the Bronx where many famous artists record like Ron Artest.

H.D has already recorded several songs together which are sure to be hits by almost everyone’s standards especially Hip/Hop heads and new wave PoP/R&B fans. A few of the hit songs are “We Run This Spot”, “Still Ain’t Enough”, “Na Na Na”, “Ain’t Got Nothin’ On Me” and Angel to name a few.