About Ne-Yo Considering his gorgeous voice and boyish good looks, it's surprising that Ne-Yo started his career as a songwriter for some of the biggest names in R&B. But after years of paying his dues under Mary J. Blige, Faith Evans and B2K, the Las Vegas singer finally branched out on his own in late 2005 with the single 'Stay,' featuring Peedi Peedi. In early 2006 he dropped his subsequent Def Jam debut, In My Own Words, yielding three Top 40 singles, the most popular of which was 'So Sick.' In 2006 Ne-Yo was R&B's King Midas, writing songs for Beyonce (the smash hit 'Irreplaceable') as well as working on new projects by Usher, Michael Jackson, Britney Spears, Chris Brown and Whitney Houston. It's amazing that he found time to work on his sophomore solo album, but 2007's Because of You was every bit as irresistible as his freshman effort. His success granted him license to get melancholy on 2008's Year of the Gentleman - it was his party, after all, and he could cry if he wanted to.
Bebop Digital. Considering his gorgeous voice and boyish good looks, it's surprising that Ne-Yo started his career as a songwriter for some of the biggest names in R&B. But after years of paying his dues under Mary J.
Blige, Faith Evans and B2K, the Las Vegas singer finally branched out on his own in late 2005 with the single 'Stay,' featuring Peedi Peedi. In early 2006 he dropped his subsequent Def Jam debut, In My Own Words, yielding three Top 40 singles, the most popular of which was 'So Sick.' In 2006 Ne-Yo was R&B's King Midas, writing songs for Beyonce (the smash hit 'Irreplaceable') as well as working on new projects by Usher, Michael Jackson, Britney Spears, Chris Brown and Whitney Houston. It's amazing that he found time to work on his sophomore solo album, but 2007's Because of You was every bit as irresistible as his freshman effort. His success granted him license to get melancholy on 2008's Year of the Gentleman - it was his party, after all, and he could cry if he wanted to.
This song always helps my extremely strong, strong obsession feelings for him that refuse to go away. Do You was also how I found Ne-Yo, so this song is extra special to me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, Ne-Yo, for this song. This is Ne-yo's best song. This are part of the list are it for me. It should be on top 3;))))).
Considering his gorgeous voice and boyish good looks, it's surprising that Ne-Yo started his career as a songwriter for some of the biggest names in R&B. But after years of paying his dues under Mary J. Blige, Faith Evans and B2K, the Las Vegas singer finally branched out on his own in late 2005 with the single 'Stay,' featuring Peedi Peedi.
In early 2006 he dropped his subsequent Def Jam debut, In My Own Words, yielding three Top 40 singles, the most popular of which was 'So Sick.' In 2006 Ne-Yo was R&B's King Midas, writing songs for Beyonce (the smash hit 'Irreplaceable') as well as working on new projects by Usher, Michael Jackson, Britney Spears, Chris Brown and Whitney Houston. It's amazing that he found time to work on his sophomore solo album, but 2007's Because of You was every bit as irresistible as his freshman effort. His success granted him license to get melancholy on 2008's Year of the Gentleman - it was his party, after all, and he could cry if he wanted to.
About Ne-Yo Considering his gorgeous voice and boyish good looks, it's surprising that Ne-Yo started his career as a songwriter for some of the biggest names in R&B. But after years of paying his dues under Mary J. Blige, Faith Evans and B2K, the Las Vegas singer finally branched out on his own in late 2005 with the single 'Stay,' featuring Peedi Peedi. In early 2006 he dropped his subsequent Def Jam debut, In My Own Words, yielding three Top 40 singles, the most popular of which was 'So Sick.' In 2006 Ne-Yo was R&B's King Midas, writing songs for Beyonce (the smash hit 'Irreplaceable') as well as working on new projects by Usher, Michael Jackson, Britney Spears, Chris Brown and Whitney Houston.
It's amazing that he found time to work on his sophomore solo album, but 2007's Because of You was every bit as irresistible as his freshman effort. His success granted him license to get melancholy on 2008's Year of the Gentleman - it was his party, after all, and he could cry if he wanted to. Bebop Digital.
. Website Shaffer Chimere Smith (born October 18, 1979), as Ne-Yo, is an American singer, songwriter, record producer, actor and dancer. He gained fame for his songwriting abilities when he penned his 2004 hit ' for singer. The single's successful release in the United States prompted an informal meeting between Ne-Yo and 's label head and the signing of a recording contract. Ne-Yo's debut solo single, ', was released in 2005 to moderate success. His debut studio album, (2006), was critically and commercially successful, reaching number one on the chart in the United States.
It is certified in the United States, United Kingdom, Japan and Australia and saw the success of the single ', which topped the chart in the United States. (2007), Ne-Yo's second studio album, was the second number one platinum-selling album debuted on the Billboard 200 and charts, and received the at the.
His third studio album, (2008), saw continued success and further Grammy Award nominations for Best Contemporary R&B Album as well as. Its singles ' and ' were also nominated for the,. Year of the Gentleman has been certified platinum twice in the US, selling two million copies, also platinum three times in the UK and once in Japan. (2010), Ne-Yo's fourth studio album, reached number one in the and number 9 on the US Billboard 200, seeing a decline in overall sales. His fifth studio album, (2012), saw the international success of its lead single ', which certified platinum in the United States and sold over two million copies. Ne-Yo's sixth studio album, followed in 2015.
His seventh studio album, was released on June 8, 2018. In addition to music, Ne-Yo currently serves as judge for the series alongside. Contents. Early life Smith was born in.
His father is of African American and Chinese descent and his mother is African American. Both his parents were musicians.
As a young child, he was raised by his mother after she separated from his father. In hopes of better opportunity, his mother relocated the family to, Nevada. While in the, Smith adopted the stage name GoGo and joined an R&B group called Envy, who appeared during amateur night on and on the 's (hosted by of ). The group disbanded in 2000, and Smith continued to write songs for other artists before starting his solo career.
The stage name Ne-Yo was coined by Big D Evans, a producer with whom Ne-Yo once worked, because Evans claimed that Ne-Yo sees music as sees the. Music career 1998–2005: Career beginnings. Ne-Yo performing in July 2005 After Envy disbanded in 2000, signed Ne-Yo, but the label dropped him before he could release his already-recorded first album. American singer happened to hear ', which Ne-Yo had planned to release as his debut off his then-unreleased album. Houston re-recorded the song and released it as a single for his 2003 album. The release of the song led to Ne-Yo being recognized as a top songwriter. For the next two years, Ne-Yo continued writing songs, some of which have not been officially released.
He contributed songs to American singer 's 2004 album, 's, and the American boy band, none of which, however, brought Ne-Yo much mainstream attention. Ne-Yo has also contributed songs to singers, and, among others. A breakthrough came when Ne-Yo wrote ' for American singer.
The song reached number one on the, and later stayed at the top spot for nine weeks. After the successful release, Tina Davis, former A&R representative for, arranged an informal meeting with label head. Despite not seeking a new contract at the time, then-CEO of Def Jam signed Ne-Yo to a new deal after he performed for the label's executives. 2006–2007: In My Own Words and Because of You.
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Ne-Yo promoting in 2007 In early 2006, Ne-Yo released his debut album, through. Boosted by its popular second single ', the album debuted at number one on, selling over 301,000 copies in its first week on sale.
During the same week, the single had reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100. Later singles released were ' and ', which peaked at number 15 and number 7, respectively.
The album has been certified platinum by the (RIAA) for a shipment of over one million units. His second album, was released on May 1, 2007, and, fueled by its lead single, debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, selling 251,000 copies in the United States; the feat gave Ne-Yo his second number-one album. The first single from the platinum-selling album was the, which peaked at the number-two spot. Despite the success of 'Because of You,' later singles released charted lower and were unable to reach the Top 20. The album has been certified platinum by RIAA for a shipment of over one million units. In December 2007, Ne-Yo and the performed at a fund-raising concert for the then–presidential candidate Senator. 2008–2010: Year of the Gentleman and Libra Scale Ne-Yo's third album, was released internationally on August 5, 2008.
Speaking to noted UK R&B writer Pete Lewis of the award-winning, Ne-Yo explained the thinking behind its title: 'To me Year of the Gentleman is all about a persona, a swag and a charm. I made an assessment of the music business. And, in my personal opinion, the essence of the gentleman is absent right now. Everybody kinda looks the same, everybody's kinda doing the same thing, everybody's kinda rude and full of themselves. Whereas a gentleman is calm, courteous, kind, charming.
So that title basically represents me trying to lead by example, and showing these cats what it is to be a gentleman in this business still.' The album sold 250,000 copies in its first week in the United States, debuting on the Billboard 200 at number two. Reviews for the album were positive: in one, Caryn Ganz of Rolling Stone magazine wrote that Year of the Gentleman is 'actually a superb concept album about what a great boyfriend he Ne-Yo can be'. The first two singles, ' and ',' peaked at number seven on the Billboard Hot 100. The album was nominated for and at the, 'Closer' for, and 'Miss Independent' for. Year of the Gentleman has been certified platinum by RIAA for a shipment of more than one million copies.
The third single, ',' peaked at number 11 on the Billboard Hot 100. On August 12, 2008, the released 'Single,' the second single from their fifth studio album, which is a duet with Ne-Yo.
Ne-Yo included a solo version of the song on his album Year of the Gentleman. In December 2008, Ne-Yo performed at the Kennedy Center Honors as part of the tribute to; he sang and danced to the song ',' which Streisand recorded on her second album in 1963. In 2009, Billboard ranked him as the 57th Artist of the 2000s decade. On September 2, 2009, Ne-Yo released greatest hits album in Japan. The album was also released with a limited edition CD+DVD edition complete with the music videos of singles.
It debuted at number four on Japan's weekly albums chart, selling 55,625 copies in the first week. In January 2010, Ne-Yo was featured in a duet with singer titled.
In June 2010, Ne-Yo released the single ',' which became Ne-Yo's first number-one single on the. It peaked at number 53 on the chart.
On October 8, 2010, Ne-Yo performed some of his songs from the new album at P.C. Richard & Son Theater in New York City, an event hosted.
Ne-Yo made an appearance at New York ComicCon to announce that he was collaborating with Stan Lee for a Libra Scale comic. Ne-Yo also met with fans for pictures and autographs in the Cultyard of the ComicCon.
The second and third singles released off of the album are ' and ',' respectively. Was released on November 22, 2010.
It received critical acclaim from music critics, but was a commercial disappointment, debuting at number nine on the chart, selling less than all of his previous three studio albums. Ne-Yo stated: 'The album is based upon this short story which basically follows these three characters who are forced to choose between money-power-and-fame versus love. Which in turn is why I've called it 'Libra Scale'. You know, its whole concept is based on that question of morality – that, if you weighed it all out on a libra scale, which one of those two options would you choose?' Libra Scale sold 112,000 copies in its first week. In the United Kingdom, the album debuted at number 11 on the, while debuting at number one on the. 2011–2012: R.E.D.
Ne-Yo in a recording studio in 2011 On February 25, 2011, while on his tour in the United Kingdom, he announced his new album would be called Love and Passion and would be released in September, but this was proven false as the title was tentative. American rapper said in an interview that he is planning a collaboration album with Ne-Yo as well. Ne-Yo has also written songs for, and 's upcoming albums.
Ne-Yo starred in two motion pictures, the long-gestating project, released in early 2012, and, which was released in the United States on March 11, 2011. Ne-Yo has already finished writing songs for American singer and artist and her as well as for her second studio album, which had a North American release on March 22, 2011.
Ne-Yo appeared in the children's preschool show and was one of the few artists not to cancel appearances in the wake of the. In the spring of 2011, Ne-Yo collaborated with American rapper and on his single ', which peaked at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, giving Ne-Yo his second US number-one single, his first since 2006's ' and his first as a guest artist. Ne-Yo also revealed in an interview that he would like to collaborate with, and on his upcoming album. Ne-Yo performing songs from R.E.D. In 2012 In January 2012, it was reported that Ne-Yo, along with his label imprint Compound Entertainment, had moved from to. He was also appointed Senior Vice President of A&R of Motown, where he would serve '.as a producer and mentor to the label's artists, as well as seeking out and signing new talent to the label.'
Ne-Yo was slated to release his fifth studio album, (as in 'Realizing Every Dream'), on September 18, 2012. The album was initially titled The Cracks in Mr. The album's first official single, 'Lazy Love', was released on June 12, 2012 and peaked at number forty-two on the US chart. 'Let Me Love You (Until You Learn to Love Yourself)', co-written by Australian singer-songwriter, was released as the second single on July 31, 2012.
Because of 's new album and the song Ne-Yo will be in, 'Love Time', was not yet released because he and his friend Chris Brown will make an appearance on Ne-Yo's R.E.D. Album in the song called 'What I Do', which they all will be involved in writing the beat says Ne-Yo, who was interviewed by TMZ in New York. 'I expect this to be a banger in clubs for the slow songs and to get Ne-Yo his first top 10 song in years,' said Chris Brown, after a celebrity basketball game with Ne-Yo, Kevin Hart, and other celebrities in the month of July.
On August 29, 2012, Ne-Yo was one of the headliners alongside recording artist, in the Summer Beats Concert Series, otherwise known as the MJ Birthday Concert, which was on what would have been the 54th birthday of the late American pop icon which was sponsored by and live-streamed. He performed a medley of hits, as well as performing ', ' and ' from Jackson's best-selling 1987 album, in preparation for the of on September 18, 2012.
The concert took place at in New York City. Was released in the United Kingdom on November 5, and in North America on November 6, 2012. In 2012, Ne-Yo was awarded the Hal David Starlight Award of the which honors gifted songwriters who are at an apex in their careers and are making a significant impact in the music industry via their original songs. Ne-Yo performing at the National Christmas Tree lighting ceremony in December 2014 In March 2013, Ne-Yo collaborated with on 's single ', from his 2012 album Nothing but the Beat 2.0. He also collaborated with on her single ' from her debut album.
The single, along with the music video was released on March 21, 2013. In April, Ne-Yo and collaborated on their single 'It's All Good', which eventually was featured on Fruttare commercials. Around the same time, he and recorded ' for Dion's 2013 album. 'Incredible' was released as a single in February 2014 and the music video premiered in June 2014. On May 29, 2014, Ne-Yo announced his upcoming sixth studio album would be called. That same day, he announced a new single, '. On September 16, 2014, the lead single from 'Non Fiction' was sent to mainstream radio titled ' featuring.
A few months later, Ne-Yo announced that the new release date for Non-Fiction was January 27, 2015. The album included collaborations with Pitbull. The album peaked at number five on the Billboard 200 chart. In July 2015, Ne-Yo collaborated with on a new song for the anthem titled '. In 2016, Ne-Yo collaborated with Yunel and for their single entitled 'Sin Miedo', released on November 12, 2016 and with for their single entitled 'Marry You', released on February 2, 2017.
On May 8, 2017, Ne-Yo released a single ' from his forthcoming seventh album, whilst announcing that the album is slated for a release in 2017. A new single, ' was released on May 30, 2017.
In July 2017, he made a cameo in the comedy film, starring,. Artistry Musical style and influences.
Ne-Yo has credited as a big influence. Ne-Yo's music is generally, while he also incorporates pop and occasionally.
His musical influences include,. Ne-Yo is noted for his voice, including his application of in his works. Songwriting and production Ne-Yo frequently co-writes with Tor Erik Hermansen and Mikkel S. Eriksen of the Norwegian production team.
Ne-Yo met them in a hallway at in New York, and knowing the team produced R&B records, decided to collaborate with them. The collective's early works were tracks from In My Own Words, including 'So Sick'.
Aside from working on his own album, Ne-Yo also collaborates with several other artists. His works include: 's top-ten singles ', ', and her number-one hit ', 's ', 's ', and ' Billboard Hot 100 number-one single ', which stayed at the top of the chart for ten consecutive weeks. He wrote the song 'I'm You' for 's debut album, and is currently writing songs for her next album and for the debut album of fellow winner. He has also been working with for their, with member confirming that Ne-Yo had written a song called 'No More You' for their album. Ne-Yo performing in 2012 In 2010, he dueted with on 'Angel's Cry', a song for her cancelled album, Angels Advocate.
Ne-Yo has also written songs for,. He collaborated with on her new material, having already finished ', a pre-single for her new album Spirit in the Dark. In 2007, Ne-Yo confirmed that he had been contacted by producer to work on what would have been 's new album. However, at the time of Jackson's death, Ne-Yo's collaborations with him had yet to move past the writing stage. In an interview in 2010, Ne-Yo said that, since Jackson's death, he had been confused as what to do with the songs, as he felt that selling them to another artist or even releasing the songs himself would be disrespectful to Jackson's legacy.
In 2009, he wrote ' for, the Japanese pop group. Ne-Yo ventured out to open his own recording studio, called Carrington House, in Atlanta, Georgia. He also had started his own production company, Compound Entertainment, in 2007, and has hired several producers and songwriters in hopes of turning it into a full-fledged. It successfully became a label, and artists such as, Sixx John, and Shanell are now associated with Compound. Other ventures Television In 2011 Ne-Yo was approached by to help create an animated series. Ne-Yo announced that the show would be titled I Heart Tuesday and that he had created it for his sister. He also stated that he wanted to avoid having the show resemble the art style of due to the potential cost of the show's animation style.
Ne-Yo appeared in an episode of of as a hit-man, under his birth name of Shaffer Smith. In 2011, Ne-Yo appeared in an episode of as himself. He starred as the in 's of alongside,. The musical telecast premiered December 3, 2015 as a three-hour event. For his performance, he received a nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Movie made for Television or Limited Series. In December 2018, he was the entertainment at where he performed during the final catwalk.
Philanthropy Ne-Yo is passionate about the arts and children, and has shown his support for by filming a PSA for the organization. Personal life Family In 2005, Jessica White, Ne-Yo's girlfriend at the time, gave birth to a boy, naming him Chimere after Ne-Yo's middle name. Though Ne-Yo believed he was the father, he later discovered the child was not his. In June 2010, Ne-Yo told that he and his girlfriend, Monyetta Shaw, were expecting their first child together – a girl due early in 2011.
Shaw gave birth early to daughter Madilyn Grace Smith on November 12, 2010, in. Announcing the birth, Ne-Yo said of his first child, 'I've been in love before but this feels like nothing I've ever felt. Like I'm in love for the first time.' In September 2011, Ne-Yo revealed that he was expecting his second child with Monyetta Shaw. Shaw gave birth to a boy, Mason Evan Smith, on October 9, 2011. In September 2015, the singer announced that he and Crystal Renay Williams were engaged and expecting a child.
They were married on February 20, 2016. Their son, Shaffer Chimere Smith, Jr., was born on March 15, 2016. Their second son, Roman Alexander-Raj Smith was born on June 14, 2018. Legal issues.
On February 19, 2008, Ne-Yo was arrested for and driving without a valid license after driving through in his 2006. It was reported that he was doing about 150 mph, 100 mph over the speed limit. On June 2, 2008, Ne-Yo pleaded guilty to the driving without a valid license charge and no contest to the reckless driving charge.
He was sentenced to 24 hours of community service. On August 22, 2011, Ne-Yo was sued along with rapper and DJ by actress, claiming that their song 'Give Me Everything' referenced her by name in the lyrics. A judge ruled that Pitbull's use of her name was protected by the and that Lohan was barely mentioned in the song.
Pitbull then won the lawsuit. Other In August 2017, Ne-Yo announced he had adopted a diet after viewing the documentary.
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