Sheila E.'s 1991 album "Sex Cymbal" features a blend of R&B, funk, and pop influences, showcasing her dynamic percussion and vocal talents. The release also included contributions from notable musicians, continuing her established style.
- "Sex Cymbal" was released on June 15, 1991, by Warner Records.
- The album is noted for its incorporation of R&B, funk, and pop genres.
- Sheila E. played drums, percussion, and sang lead vocals on the album.
Sheila E. is a performer and songwriter known for her work in funk, R&B, and pop music. She emerged in the early 1980s, gaining widespread recognition for her collaborations with Prince. This 1991 album, "Sex Cymbal," marked a period of continued exploration in her solo career following a string of successful releases.
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