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Their lyrical themes are about social decay, war, incarceration & inner struggles. Next's follow up singles "Wifey" (2001), and "Beauty Queen" (2001) (also Produced By KAYGEE) reached the Billboard top twenty. A Mexican thrash metal band (see Next (Mex))
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NEXT was discovered in Saint Paul, Minnesota (T-Low and Tweety from Gary, IN) by Producer/DJ KAYGEE (of Naughty By Nature). without Direction from longtime collaborator KAYGEE, The album however was poorly received both critically and commercially.
In late 2005, Next’s record company Interscope Records released details of the band’s first album in four years, which has yet to be given a title.

A pop band from Lithuania

The song also said that Next was going to reemerge in the R&B scene and crush the competition.

2. The group is composed of: Zhengting, Justin, Zeren, Wenjun, Quanzhe, Chengcheng, and Xinchun.

Currently based in Yonezawa.

There are 4 bands named NEXT:
1.- Next are an American R&B trio with members R.L. Huggar, T-Low and Tweety. Both of the later singles were featured on the group's platinum selling sophomore album Welcome II Nextasy.

In 2002, R.L. released his solo debut RL: Ements which featured the singles "Good Man" and "Got Me A Model".

The song mentioned an alliance with G-Unit but R.L. stated that he recorded the song a long time ago and that Next was not joining G-Unit. 樂華七子NEXT[ (also known as 乐华七子NEXT or NEX7) is a seven-member Chinese boy group formed by Yuehua Entertainment. After Signing with KAYGEE’s then newly formed label DIVINE MILL & Possessing a sound similar to Dru Hill and BLACKstreet, Next scored mainstream success in the late 90’s and early 00’s,
They scored a number one hit on the U.S.

Billboard Hot 100 with the Kaygee & Darren Lighty Produced “Too Close” (1998), later covered by the British boyband Blue in 2003 and reaching number two in the UK. It samples the 1980 song “Christmas Rapping” by Kurtis Blow.

Discography:
-Invasion Nuclear
-El Juicio/Silencio Nocturno
-La Colección
-Metal Mexicano En Vivo
-Pelea O Muere
-…Y Los Restos
-MCMXCVI
-Next

Current line-up:
Carlos Alanis - vocals
Edgar ``Blass`` Aguilar - bass
Sergio Alanis - guitar
Erick Alanis - drums

4- A post-hardcore band from Brasil
- RIP
- 2 videos in youtube
http://br.youtube.com/watch?v=VnYZbL1CFZM
http://br.youtube.com/watch?v=TfJispkx96E&feature=related

- no more details

The song mentioned an alliance with G-Unit but R.L. stated that he recorded the song a long time ago and that Next was not joining G-Unit. The album is slated for a March 2007 release, with Interscope Records employing Award Winning producers Jermaine Dupri and Rich Harrison to provide the melodies along with respected songwriters Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds and Jon Bryant to write lyrics.

In 2006, Next released two mixtapes with G-Unit DJ "Whoo Kid." These mixtapes, "The Moisture Mixtape," and "The Next Level" were recorded under the name "The New Next," with Tweety apparently no longer involved in the group.

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In fact, “Too Close” remains #24 on Billboard’s “Hot 100 All Time Top Songs” and #4 on the magazine’s “Sexiest Songs of All Time.” The group’s sophomore album “Welcome II NEXTasy” was equally successful with its first single “Wifey” topping the R&B singles charts. A pop band from Lithuania

6. Their latest project will feature the same melodic and smooth R&B vocals that their dedicated fans have come to expect, while incorporating the dance, dub step, and retrotech beats that today’s new music lovers crave.

The multi-platinum R&B group NEXT has been entertaining music fans with their soulful voices and energetic live performances for almost 20 years. After Signing with KAYGEE's then newly formed label DIVINE MILL & Possessing a sound similar to Dru Hill and BLACKstreet, Next scored mainstream success in the late 90's and early 00's,

They scored a number one hit on the U.S.

Billboard Hot 100 with the Kaygee & Darren Lighty Produced "Too Close" (1998), later covered by the British boyband Blue in 2003 and reaching number two in the UK. It samples the 1980 song "Christmas Rapping" by Kurtis Blow.