Mint Condition, known best for their '90s R&B hits "Breakin' My Heart (Pretty Brown Eyes)" and "What Kind of Man Would I Be," is back with its ninth album, "e-Life," due May 6. By Mariel Concepcion ...
To this day, its the whole experience we are trying to get across. Its too much to fit on a CD. Its something you have to feel. You gotta smell the funk. — Stokley, Mint Condition lead singer and ...
R&B band Mint Condition stands on the shoulders of those who established Minneapolis’ reputation as a hub for outstanding music – famously initiated by the late, great Prince. And they also follow ...
A man pounds the wall in fury because he’s alone on Valentine’s Day — again. A woman erupts in frustration because she discovered her date is color blind, which means he’s unable to recognize her ...
Three decades after fronting long-running Mint Condition, the Minneapolis band known for R&B hits “You Don’t Have to Hurt No More,” “Breakin’ My Heart” and “Someone to Love,” frontman Stokley Williams ...
Video may have killed the radio star, but TikTok is reviving radio songs. St. Paul's own Mint Condition has suddenly gone viral with its 30-year-old hit "Breakin' My Heart (Pretty Brown Eyes)." ...
“Keeping it real” is probably the most hackneyed catch-phrase in the argot of contemporary black music. Once upon a time it stood for integrity: For describing life’s conditions the way you saw them, ...
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