A.D. Amorosi It’s hard to believe that 10 years have passed since Fergie has recorded with the Black Eyed Peas. The swaggering vocal presence who helped push BEP into the pop/EDM marketplace — in accordance with founding songwriter-producer will.i.am’s broadened soundscapes, of course — wanted a solo career, got it at first with the mega-selling “The Dutchess,” blew it with the dull “Fergie,” and became a second-rate singing competition host with “The Four: Battle for Stardom.”This is not Fergie’s story, and, in a way, it never was.
She dropped into the life of the grooving, conscious rap trio — will.i.am, Apl. De Ap and Taboo) and left, but the BEP brain-trust not only figured a way to carry on inventively. (See 2018’s “Masters of the.
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