Shanice's 1991 debut "Inner Child" offered a blend of contemporary R&B and soul, establishing her as a distinctive voice in the genre. The album explored themes of love and self-discovery with a mature yet youthful perspective.
- "Inner Child" was released on November 19, 1991, by UNI/Motown Records.
- The album featured production from several key figures in early 90s R&B, including Karyn White and her then-husband Terry Lewis.
- While "Inner Child" did not yield a major hit single, it laid the groundwork for Shanice's future success, particularly with her follow-up album "21 Ways to Love."
Shanice is an R&B singer best known for her upbeat, soulful tracks and vocal prowess. At the time of "Inner Child," she was a young artist poised to make a significant impact on the early 90s R&B scene.
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