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Performed Songs By:

L. Walters, K. Coleman, Lynise Walters, M. Smith, Sean Carter

Formal Connection With:

Teddy Riley
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  • Genres: Rap
  • Representative Albums: "My Melody," "Conversations With Queen"
  • Representative Songs: "All My Love," "Party Ain't a Party," "Ghetto Divorce"

Biography

A protégé of artist/producer Teddy Riley, rapper Queen Pen first surfaced to deliver a memorable rap on the chart-topping BLACKstreet smash "No Diggity." Signed to Riley's Lil' Man label, she made her solo debut with 1997's My Melody, which Riley also produced. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide
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Queen Pen
Birth name Lynise Walters
Born Harlem, New York
Genre(s) Hip hop
Instrument(s) Rapping
Label(s) Lil' Man, Motown

Lynise Walters, better known by the stage name Queen Pen, is a Grammy winning American female rapper.

Her music career started as a protégé of Teddy Riley, a music producer and member of the R&B group BLACKstreet in the mid-1990s. She was a featured rapper, along with Dr. Dre, on BLACKstreet's 1996 hit, "No Diggity". She signed to Riley's Lil' Man label, and released My Melody (1997), her solo debut album, produced by Riley.[1]

Her first album produced the charting singles "All My Love", "Man Behind the Music", and "Party Ain't a Party". Queen Pen earned a 1998 Soul Train nomination for Best New Artist. [2] She also gained notice from her song "Girlfriend" (featuring Me'Shell NdegeOcello), where she explored same-sex affairs.

She took a 3 year hiatus from rapping, and returned with Conversations With Queen (2001), her second album.

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Discography

Albums

Singles

  • "All My Love" (1997), Rhythmic Top 40 #14, Hot Rap Singles #11, Billboard Hot 100 #28
  • "Man Behind the Music" (1997), Hot Rap Singles #7, Billboard Hot 100 #84
  • "Party Ain't a Party" (1998), Hot Rap Singles #32, Billboard Hot 100 #74

References

  1. ^ Ankeny, Jason. "Queen Pen". Allmusic.
  2. ^ http://www.allbusiness.com/retail-trade/miscellaneous-retail-retail-stores-not/4607042-1.html

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