In the 1990s En Vogue made the scene as a quartet with incredible harmonies and great dance songs, racking up seven GRAMMY nominations for their work. Terry Ellis and Cindy Herron-Braggs from the original line-up have since been joined by Rhona Bennett and the group has performed steadily, reconfigured as a trio. Denzil Foster and Thomas McElroy put the original group together and, with the help of Ne-Yo, Saadiq and more, have realized En Vogue's March 30 anticipated new album Electric Café, led by its already-released single "Rocket."
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Speaking to Billboard about the group's enduring message of female empowerment, Ellis listed "passion and love for what we do, respect for what each person brings to the table, self-empowerment, amazing vocalists and uplifting role models" as how they would like to be remembered.
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Reviewing their stage show in 2016, Britain's Guardian noted that their precision remained perfect and wrote, "They make a point of having fun." Representing the power of women, the power of music, and how having a repertoire of hits behind you is no reason to stop, En Vogue is sure to provoke dancing and uplift in 2018.
