The members of Atlanta-based funk pop group 3D the Boss have been working together for over a decade in some capacity, even though their debut album
Push It just released this past April. Musical veteran Chanda Leigh (stage name: Boss Lady) and fitness guru/musician Day Adeogba began as trainer and client, initially. Leigh was an accomplished jazz musician while Adeogba wrote songs in his spare time while developing his fitness app, the YourDay 3D Balance Game.
At some point, the pair realized they should try doing music together, all while working to grow the online fitness and wellness community that YourDay had become. In 2016, another YourDay denizen, Donna Hawkins (Lady Boss), joined the team and the three of them began making music, coaching and building their brand. Now with the release of
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Atlanta-based Health and Fitness Pop trio 3D The Boss follow up the release of debut album Push It and new Sneaky Peeky music video.
Sneaky Peeky addresses the sensual, sexual curiosity and imagination that are both part of human nature.” C Lei Boss LadyATLANTA, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES, June 25, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ Atlanta-based Health and Fitness Pop trio 3D The Boss have announced their debut full-length album “Push It“, out on all platforms April 15, 2021. Stylistically, these seasoned musicians effortlessly combine their 70’s and 80’s funk and r&b inspirations with modern pop and electro elements for a potent signature sound. Most pop, funk & r&b projects intend for their audiences to get moving, but with 3D The Boss it’s practically mandatory.