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She wrote plenty of hits for acts such as Destiny’s Child, Pink, Mariah Carey, ‘N Sync and Usher, but Burruss struggled to achieve her own success as an artist.
Her 2000 release, “Hey Kandi,” could be considered a moderate success for its time, reaching No. 72 on the Billboard 200 album chart.
But its lack of chart sizzle temporarily discouraged Burruss’ ambitions.
Throughout the decade, Burruss, a 15-year resident of Fayetteville, nipped around a second solo release that never gained traction until she joined the insanely popular Bravo TV series in 2009.
It seemed the perfect timing to revisit another solo album, which finally arrived this week.
On “Kandi Koated,” Burruss digs into her armory of emotional experiences, particularly her intense relationship with Ashley “A.J.” Jewell, her former fiancé who was killed outside an Atlanta strip club last year, a few months after the couple ended their engagement.

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