The next day, Alex made it a point to purchase a physical copy of the album from a local record store, supporting the artists and the music industry. He felt a sense of satisfaction knowing that he had done the right thing, and as he held the CD in his hands, he couldn't help but feel a deep appreciation for the music that had brought him so much joy.
| No. | Title | Producer(s) | Why It’s Essential | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 1 | | Teddy Riley | Sets the streetwise, confident tone; a spoken-word opener. | | 2 | No Diggity (feat. Dr. Dre & Queen Pen) | Teddy Riley, William "Skylz" Stewart | The crown jewel. Billboard Hot 100 #1. Sampled and iconic. | | 3 | I Can’t Get You (Out of My Mind) | Teddy Riley | A funky, uptempo hidden gem with layered harmonies. | | 4 | Don’t Leave Me | Teddy Riley, Erick Sermon | A desperate, beautifully arranged slow jam. | | 5 | I Wanna Be Your Man (feat. Heavy D) | Teddy Riley | If you missed the '90s, this is the sound. Smooth and confident. | | 6 | Never Gonna Let You Go | Teddy Riley | Classic Riley production—sharp drums, lush chords. | | 7 | We’ll Be Alright | Teddy Riley | An optimistic, gospel-tinged mid-tempo track. | | 8 | My Paradise | Teddy Riley | A throwback to their debut album’s vibe. | | 9 | This Is How We Do It | Teddy Riley | Not the Montell Jordan song. A bouncy, street-level banger. | | 10 | Good Lovin’ | Teddy Riley | Pure sex appeal; a late-night staple. | | 11 | Fix It (feat. Ol’ Dirty Bastard) | Teddy Riley, R. Kelly | The strangest and most brilliant collab—Wu-Tang meets R. Kelly. | | 12 | It’s All About You | Teddy Riley | A breezy, feel-good radio single. | | 13 | The Lord Is Real (Interlude) | Teddy Riley | A short, a cappella spiritual moment. | | 14 | We Got It Goin’ On | Teddy Riley | A brag-heavy, danceable closer. | Blackstreet-Another Level Full Album Zip
on : A radio interview segment that provides a unique behind-the-scenes feel to the album . Notable Personnel The album also features the production and vocal genius of Teddy Riley The next day, Alex made it a point
Released on September 10, 1996, Blackstreet's second studio album, Another Level | Title | Producer(s) | Why It’s Essential
If you were anywhere near a radio in the mid-90s, you couldn't escape the infectious groove of "No Diggity". Released on September 10, 1996, Another Level Blackstreet
: The album reached #3 on the Billboard 200 and spent five weeks at #1 on the Top R&B Albums chart. Platinum Status
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