Stokley
The Voice Behind Mint Condition and a Solo Pioneer
Stokley Williams, the Grammy-nominated vocalist and musician, rose to fame as the frontman of Mint Condition, known for timeless hits like "Breaking My Heart (Pretty Brown Eyes)" and "What Kind of Man Would I Be." With a musical career shaped by his close mentorship with Prince, Stokley blends R&B, soul, funk, and jazz into a sound that's distinctly his own. As a solo artist, Stokley has continued to evolve, captivating audiences with his chart-topping albums like "Sankofa" and "Introducing Stokley." His stage presence and timeless voice have solidified him as an R&B icon.
Key Achievements / Highlights
Lead vocalist of Mint Condition, one of the most successful R&B bands of the '90s.
Grammy-nominated for his contributions to R&B music both as part of a group and as a solo artist.
Collaborated with artists such as Prince, Janet Jackson, Stevie Wonder, and Wyclef Jean.
Co-produced and worked on several tracks with influential producers like Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis, further cementing his place in the music industry.
Famous for: Lead vocalist of Mint Condition, "Breaking My Heart (Pretty Brown Eyes)," solo albums "Sankofa" and "Introducing Stokley"
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Genre: R&B, Soul, Funk, Jazz
Years Active: 1989–Present
