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Lutricia McNeal

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Rise (2005)	Soulsister Ambassador (2004)	Metroplex (2002)
Whatcha Been Doing (2001)	Lutricia McNeal (1998)	My Side of Town (1997)
Ain't That Just the Way (1997)

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Track	Last.FM Listens	Loves
Ain't That Just the Way	89,707	3 users
Perfect Love	33,973	3 users
Someone Loves You Honey	27,647	3 users
Stranded	44,379	3 users

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Lutricia McNeal, born on November 27, 1973, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is an American singer and songwriter who gained international recognition in the 1990s through her blend of pop, dance, R&B, and soul. Her music is characterized by a powerful, soul-influenced voice, memorable melodies, and rhythm-driven pop arrangements.

McNeal grew up in the United States and developed a passion for music at an early age. Her vocal roots lie in gospel, soul, and R&B. In the early 1990s, she moved to Europe and settled in Sweden, where she began her professional music career. She first gained recognition as a member of the Swedish dance group Rob'n'Raz DLC.

Her international breakthrough came in 1997 with the solo single Ain't That Just the Way. The song was based on an earlier recording by American singer Barbi Benton and became a major hit, particularly in Europe. The combination of McNeal's expressive vocals, contemporary dance beats, and catchy pop melodies made it one of the best-known songs of her career.

Her debut album My Side of Town was released in 1997 and featured additional successful singles, including Stranded and Someone Loves You Honey. Stranded, in particular, achieved high chart positions in several European countries. The album established McNeal as a successful representative of the melodic dance-pop sound of the late 1990s.

With her second studio album, Whatcha Been Doing (1999), she continued her career, combining contemporary pop and R&B with electronic dance elements. Further recordings followed, including the album Metroplex (2002). McNeal maintained a presence in the European music market and continued performing at concerts and music events.

In addition to her original songs, McNeal recorded interpretations of compositions by other artists, bringing her distinctive vocal style to familiar material. Her music blends American soul and R&B traditions with the melodic, electronically influenced European pop sound of the 1990s.

Lutricia McNeal remains a recognizable voice of European dance-pop from the late 1990s. With international hits such as Ain't That Just the Way, Stranded, and Someone Loves You Honey, she helped define the sound of that era and established herself as an American singer with a particularly successful career in the European music market.