Case - Case - Music & Performance - CD

Case's single "Touch Me Tease Me," an R&B/rap crossover that sampled Schoolly D's "PSK," exploded on the scene in the summer of '96. And with his self-titled debut album, Case continues to blur the line between R&B and hip-hop with a mix of soft keyboard ballads and sample-heavy rap songs.

Case's audience will be, first and foremost, female, because of his overwhelming charm. But because he's backed mostly by slowed-up hip-hop beats, he'll end up appealing to everyone with a love for R&B. Unlike many contemporary male hip-hoppers, Case isn't afraid to express soft feelings; in "I Gotcha" and "Don't Be Afraid," he reassures that special woman in his life of his loyalty to her.