What Happened to Myron?

[@stevenmyers2235]

I’m still rocking that Destiny song I’ll never let it go

[@esiri65]

we can get down was my jammmmmmm really love the organ sound at the beginning and the dark bassline that accompanies the drums such a beautiful song for real and the feature of spinderella was unexpected but still very good she killed her part on the track the game is so competitive and sometimes hard to keep up with but I still jam and vibe to the destiny album it brings so much pleasant memories

[@rayfrench1971]

YES. i remember Myron well. as a matter of fact, i recently added some of the songs from that cd to my personal r&b playlist. #bigfan

[@pervertedalchemist9944]

The primary reason why he left Island Records was not due to his own accord. You see, his album was released a few months before the Universal-PolyGram merger at the end of 1998. Because of that, artists were either transferred to Def Jam (As was the case with Kelly Price and Dru Hill) or dropped (As was the case with Myron). It's unfortunate corporate politics put a damper on his career. I felt he would have had longevity if it weren't for that happening to him.

[@chancest.thomas5160]

1:11 - 1:25 Lol Neva knew He penned "Tell Me"

[@eleven.29]

Destiny also peaked at #47 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts (which also makes this his biggest hit to date)

[@stacks_horner]

This was a Godsend! thank you so much for this