christina brave williams making the band

She began to work vigorously night and day in the studio creating new material as well as developing her acting career with an acting coach.

Shortly after the success of R&B Diva’s and the “Fearless” EP, there was a clear vision and purpose that couldn’t be denied. The “Oooh Luv Ya” video was directed by Lil’ Chris Robinson. “Oooh Luv Ya,” produced by Milk N Sizz and Ivan Barias (Mary J Blige, Keyshia Cole, Jazmin Sullivan), was the first release from the EP and created an online buzz and incredible radio mixshow support. On her debut solo project, Fearless, Brave offered a mixture of sultry R&B melodic tunes with a hip hop edge that was raw and reveals all about love, life and fun times with friends. After the break-up, Brave took a brief hiatus from music and began to pursue a career in the arts, landing roles in both television and film, such as the character of Bambi on BET’s “The Start Up,” a featured singer in TLC’s, “Crazy Sexy Cool” film on VH1, a cast member on TV One’s successful franchise, R&B Divas LA, and a co-star in TV One’s feature film “Bad Dad Rehab.” Together, the group pumped out several Billboard hits including their first singles “24’s,” and “He Ain’t Wit Me Now.” They also toured as the opening act for Beyonce’s “I Am Sasha Fierce” tour, as the main acts for the National Burger King Summer Tour, and they collaborated with Rick Ross and Fabolous, on their hit single “Swagger Right” before ultimately breaking up in 2011. In 2009, before going solo, Brave was signed to Jive records as part of RichGirl. The Baltimore-raised Brave Williams was the co-founder of the girl group, RichGirl, which included fellow crooner Sevyn Streeter.

Christina brave williams making the band