Title: Behind the studio with Alyson Williams
Product review: I have been privilaged to know Alyson Williams personally. As a recording artist she delivers every element of an R&B singer. Alyson's first two CD's were in excellent timing (RAW - 1989 & Alyson Williams - 1991). Her current work (It's about time - 2004) will not provide the listener the current style which is popular today; Hip-Hop/R&B. Also the CD's production lacks luster and does not provide an orchestrated sound. Alyson's attempt to recapture a style in music's past will not give her the acclaim she so rightfully deserve. Artist's should be diverse, not shocking. Alyson's first major contract with DEF JAM billed her as a Hip-Hop/R&B artist and her third installment should have given her listeners a taste of her past works along with the style she is working on now.
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