Felecia Lindsey-Howse

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Felecia Lindsey-Howse
Birth name Felecia Lindsey
Origin Wisconsin
Genre(s) R&B
Years active 1998-Present
Label(s) Mo Thugs Records&Interscope Records
(1998-Current)

Felecia Lindsey originated in Wisconsin, but connected with Bone Thugs-n-Harmony when they did a concert in Houston. She signed instantly and made her first debut with Mo Thugs in 1998 with her hit single, "All Good", and Mo Thugs' biggest hit to date "Ghetto Cowboy". She is known as "The First Lady of Bone Thugs". She is featured in most of their successful songs, singing most of the background and chorus.

Now resurfacing, Felecia has appeared on husband Layzie Bone and fellow Bone Thugs Mates upcoming albums. In 2007, Felecia signed with Interscope Records, alongside Bone Thugs. Now she is currently working on her first solo album entitled Here I Come with guest appearances from Bone Thugs. Her first single off the new album is "Out of Time", a re-recorded version of "1st of Tha Month" (remix). This song was originally sung by female group Missez, and also featured Bone Thugs-n-Harmony.

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[edit] Trivia

  • Is married to Bone Thugs member Steven Howse aka Layzie Bone
  • Felecia is sometimes confused as the woman who sings backup vocals on "Thuggish Ruggish Bone" and "Foe Tha Love of Money", which are really sung by Shatasha Williams
  • In 2000 she was featured in Bar-B-Q a low budget film along with husband Layzie Bone.
  • She has recently been featured in Bone Thugs' song "Lil L.O.V.E" featuring Mariah Carey and Bow Wow
  • She starred in the new Bone Thugs' movie, "I Tried", as a gospel singer.
  • Her husband (Layzie Bone) proposed to her at the "I Tried" Primere.

[edit] Songs to date

  • All Good Ft. Krayzie Bone (1998)(Video)
  • Ghetto Cowboy (Mo Thugs Family) (1998) (Video)
  • This Ain't Living Ft. Layzie Bone(2001) (Video)
  • Get Up and Get It (Bone Thugs-N-Harmony feat Felecia and 3LW) (2002)
  • All Life Long Ft. Layzie Bone (2003)(Video)
  • Do Your Thang Ft. Krayzie Bone and Layzie Bone (2003)
  • Lockdown Love(Layzie Bone feat Felecia)(2006)
  • Out of Time Ft. Krayzie & Layzie Bone (2007)
  • So Good So Right (Bone Thugs Ft. Felecia)(2007)
  • So Crazy Ft. Bone Thugs (2007)

[edit] Discography

  • Chapter II: Family Reunion (Mo Thugs) (1998)
    • Mo Thugs Intro Ft. Krayzie Bone
    • Mighty Mighty Warriors
    • Heart of It
    • All Good Ft. Krayzie Bone
    • Ghetto Cowboy
    • Ride With A Playa
    • Mo Thugs Outro
  • The Mothership (Mo Thugs) (2001)
    • This Ain't Living Ft. Layzie Bone
    • 2 Tha Playaz Ft. Skant Bone
  • Its Your World(2002)
    • Smokin'Ft. Layzie and Felecia
    • It's Your World Ft. Layzie and Felecia
  • The Movement (2003)
    • The Movement
    • Do Your Thang Ft. Layzie & Krayzie Bone
    • All Life Long Ft. Layzie Bone
    • Can You Dig It
    • Who You Gonna Run Too
  • It's Not A Game (Layzie Bone) (2005)
    • Do Your Thang Ft. Layzie & Krayzie Bone
    • The Movement
  • Bone 4 Life (2006)
    • Out On These Streets Ft. Layzie Bone
  • Cleveland (2006)
    • Rain Ft. Layzie Bone
    • All For You Ft. Layzie Bone
  • Thug Stories (Special Edition) (2006}
    • Cleveland Thug Boyz
    • Our Streets
  • The Takeover (Mo Thugs) (2007)
  • Here I Come (2008)
    • Out of Time Ft. Layzie & Krayzie Bone
    • So Crazy Ft. Bone Thugs

[edit] Other songs

  • It's Too Late - Felecia Ft. Stick
  • Get Down - Felecia
  • Anything You Want - Blaze Ft. Layzie and Felecia
  • Ditto - Felecia Ft. Layzie Bone
  • Midwest Invasion - Layzie Ft. Twista and Felecia
  • Hey Young World - Layzie Ft. Felecia
  • Go Down - K-Chill Ft. Felecia
  • Luv For Life - K-Chill Ft. Felecia

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