On their second album, Diary of a Mad Band, Jodeci's clean, shimmery four-part harmonies and lover-man grooves often transcend the formulaic histrionics that marred their debut. The best moments: when the group's singing slips out of baggy jeans and into church choir robes. Hip-hop souls, saved by the gospel.


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