Troop's 1992 album "Deepa" delivered a more mature, adult-oriented R&B sound that leaned into contemporary production trends while retaining their signature vocal harmonies. The album showcased the group's evolution, moving beyond the upbeat dance tracks that had defined their earlier success.
- "Deepa" was released on June 2, 1992, by The Motel Music Media, marking a shift from their previous label.
- The album featured production from several notable R&B producers of the era, including Marqueze Ethridge and Tony Tolbert.
- While not achieving the commercial heights of their previous work, "Deepa" earned positive reviews for its sophisticated arrangements and vocal performances.
Based in Pasadena, California, Troop was an R&B quintet that rose to fame in the late 1980s with slick, harmonically intricate vocal arrangements. By 1992, the group had moved to a new label and was seeking to regain chart momentum after a string of successful singles and their platinum-selling 1989 album.
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