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Stereotype: Steel & Velvet is singer Tonéx's 13th album. Tonex stated in an interview, that the name Stereotype is a metaphor for the dual nature in humanity (i.e. stereo, left and right).[1] The album was original to be released on Verity/Jive Records on September 11, 2007. Disagreements later led to a dissolution of the association between Tonex and Zomba Label Group.[2] As a result, Stereotype: Steel & Velvet was not officially released. The artist opted to give the album away for free on his MySpace page as a thank you to fans.[citation needed] One single "Joy" had been serviced to radio under the auspices of Verity in May 2007.[citation needed]
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- Disc One
- Searchin’ (Intro)
- Vintage Galaxy
- Drunk Boy (Interlude)
- On We Go (feat. E.B. Williams)
- Shock Therapy
- The Black Maverick
- Partex: Pronounced Par-Tay
- Bring iT
- Cut My Step (Spacely Sprockets)
- Face Down (feat. T.Bizzy)
- Sonshine (1979 a.d.)
- ALiVE 3
- Joy
- Rainbow (Great Space Coaster)
- Where Did She Go? (1983 a.d.)
- Around
- Disc Two
- FREEDOM: truth
- Walla Walla Bing Bang
- Prayin’ 4 U
- All That I Am
- Dancin’ (Steve Harvey Special)
- (love is) Contagious
- Alright With Me
- Yahtzee
- Life & Death (an Urban Romance)
- Cool With U
- $1.00 (Urban Parable)
- Blairtree Road (Urban Parable)
- Elegant Simple
- Blend
- Casa De Oro (Por Senor Tan)
- Love Me For Me
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