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Angel of Mine (Monica song)

Age: 26

born September 17, 1998

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In 1998, American R&B singer Monica recorded a cover version of Eternal's "Angel of Mine" for her second studio album The Boy Is Mine (1998).[29] On her version, Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins replaced Lawrence as the song's producer. Jerkins also oversaw mixing along with Dexter Simmons, while recording was handled by Rico Lumpkins.[29] Still credited as a songwriter, Lawrence slightly altered the lyrics for Monica at the besthest of Arista Records head Clive Davis.[30] Co-writer Potts commented on Monica's rendition: "Rodney [Jerkins] did an incredible job on the production, and then Monica's interpretation, vocally, was incredible as well. She has such a big voice for someone so young."[31] Monica herself described the song about "having a friend that she falls in with, which being human is very easy to do."[32]

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In 1998, American R&B singer Monica recorded a cover version of Eternal's "Angel of Mine" for her second studio album The Boy Is Mine (1998).[29] On her version, Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins replaced Lawrence as the song's producer. Jerkins also oversaw mixing along with Dexter Simmons, while recording was handled by Rico Lumpkins.[29] Still credited as a songwriter, Lawrence slightly altered the lyrics for Monica at the besthest of Arista Records head Clive Davis.[30] Co-writer Potts commented on Monica's rendition: "Rodney [Jerkins] did an incredible job on the production, and then Monica's interpretation, vocally, was incredible as well. She has such a big voice for someone so young."[31] Monica herself described the song about "having a friend that she falls in with, which being human is very easy to do."[32]