Vertical Hold

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Vertical Hold was an American music group in the early to mid ninties, which consisted of three members.The group was also know for the the populasr song "Seems Your Much To Busy". The group had the styling of R&B and only recorded two albums. The mebers of the group were, Angie B. Stone, Willie Bruno II, and David Bright. Willie and David played in High School groups together, and Angie a former Sequence member was the lead vocal chorus. The group was signed with A&M records and under the umbrella of Herb Albert. The group made two album, Matter of Time in 1993 and their secaond and final Album Head First in 1995; which featured Crash Cousre to Heartbreak and a duet with Angie B. Stone and D'angelo called Prayin. The group finally split after the Head First album. Angie B. Stone went on to enjoy a solo career. Angie Stone has also gained a movie career as well.

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