Paradiso Girls Party with Lil Jon and Eve on 'Patron Tequila' by Troy Rogers
How
many female singers does it take to assemble an
all-girl group with that all-important "it" factor?
Throughout the years combinations of either two,
three, four or five have all been magic numbers
in finding all-girl success in the studio. From
En Vogue and TLC back in the day to Destiny's
Child, The Spice Girls and The Pussycat Dolls,
the musical power within various female collectives
has resulted in huge chart-topping success. The
latest female five to make a run for the charts
is the L.A. based Paradiso Girls who bring a unique
blend of pop, rock, R&B and hip-hop to the music
scene as the only group to feature three lead
singers, a rapper, and a DJ.
Since today's music landscape is getting all the more crowded by everyday singers vying for, or winning, various TV talent competitions, it's becoming increasingly easier to hear the "it" that divides the pack. After spending four minutes with the first single from The Paradiso Girls, "Patron Tequila", that was "it" and all we needed to know Aria, Chelsea, Kelly, Lauren and Shar of The Paradiso Girls have what it takes to go the all-girl distance.
As The Paradiso Girls get set to drop their self titled debut album from will.i.am music/Interscope Records, which features the producing and songwriting skills of Polow da Don, Gnarls Barkley’s Cee-Lo, Christopher "Tricky" Stewart, The-Dream, Sean Garrett, Fernando Garibay and will.i.am, the first single, Patron Tequila is already making the rounds in clubs across the country.
A high energy dance track, Patron Tequila features guest spots by Lil Jon and Eve, who hang back in the track to find out what the girls are drinkin' on a night out in margarita heaven.
[Margaritas not included. No cover. No assembly required.]
How
many female singers does it take to assemble an
all-girl group with that all-important "it" factor?
Throughout the years combinations of either two,
three, four or five have all been magic numbers
in finding all-girl success in the studio. From
En Vogue and TLC back in the day to Destiny's
Child, The Spice Girls and The Pussycat Dolls,
the musical power within various female collectives
has resulted in huge chart-topping success. The
latest female five to make a run for the charts
is the L.A. based Paradiso Girls who bring a unique
blend of pop, rock, R&B and hip-hop to the music
scene as the only group to feature three lead
singers, a rapper, and a DJ.
